صلخ
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to deafness, extreme deafness, and a state of being deaf. It also extends to meanings of being afflicted with a disease, particularly skin conditions like leprosy or mange, and in a figurative sense, to destruction or a calamitous event. It can also describe a state of lying down or being prostrate.
Derived headwords
- 1.extremely deafclassical
Describing someone who is profoundly deaf, to the point of not hearing anything at all.
- 2.mangyclassical
Referring to a camel afflicted with mange or a severe skin condition.
- 3.leprousclassical
Used to describe someone with leprosy.
- 1.to become deafclassical
To lose one's hearing completely.
- 2.to afflictclassical
To strike with a calamity or destructive event.
- 3.to lie downclassical
To recline or lie prostrate.
- 1.curse of deafnessclassical
A curse invoked upon someone, likening their deafness to that of ostriches.
- 1.destructionclassical
A calamitous or destructive event.
- 1.destructiveclassical
Describing a calamitous or destructive event.
- 1.to become deafclassical
To become deaf, similar to the verb 'صلخ'.
- 2.to become afflictedclassical
To be struck by a destructive event or calamity.
- 1.to become deafclassical
To become deaf, used in a reciprocal or reflexive sense.
- 1.lying downclassical
The act of lying down or reclining.
- 1.leprosyclassical
Referring to a type of snake, or a person afflicted with leprosy.
- 1.type of snakeclassical
A specific kind of snake, known for being deadly.
- 1.mangy (female camel)classical
Describing a female camel that is afflicted with mange.
- 1.mangy camelsclassical
Plural referring to camels afflicted with mange.
- 1.penetrating mangeclassical
A severe and deep-seated mange that affects the animal's body.