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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe a state of being thick, corpulent, or fleshy. It is primarily used to describe the body or flesh becoming heavy and abundant.
Derived headwords
تَبَخْلَصَverb
- 1.became thick and fleshyclassical
Said of flesh, it became thick, abundant, and heavy.
تَبَخْصَلَverb
- 1.became thick and fleshyclassical
Said of flesh, it became thick, abundant, and heavy.
تَبَخْلُصٌnoun
- 1.thickness and fleshinessclassical
The state of flesh being thick, abundant, and heavy.
تَبَخْصُلٌnoun
- 1.thickness and fleshinessclassical
The state of flesh being thick, abundant, and heavy.
بَخْلَصٌnoun
- 1.thickness and fleshinessclassical
The state of flesh being thick, abundant, and heavy.
بَلْخَصٌnoun
- 1.thickness and fleshinessclassical
The state of flesh being thick, abundant, and heavy.
غَلِيظٌadjective
- 1.thick, corpulentclassical
Describing flesh that is thick, abundant, and heavy.
كَثِيرُ اللَّحْمِadjective
- 1.fleshy, corpulentclassical
Having abundant flesh, indicating corpulence.
Parallel reading
تبخلص لحمه، إذا غلظ وكثر
His flesh became thick and abundant.
وكذلك تبخلص، وتبخصل وبخلص وبلخص: غليظ كثير اللحم
And likewise, tabakhlasa, tabakhsala, bakhlasa, and balakhasa: thick, with abundant flesh.
تبخصل لحمه
His flesh became thick and abundant.
وتبخلص
And tabakhlasa.