ملص
Root entry · 46 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of slipping, sliding, and escaping. It extends to meanings of smoothness, swiftness, and even falling or being dropped, particularly in the context of childbirth. It also encompasses related concepts like white purity and specific geographical locations or tribal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.white purityclassical
Refers to white, pure stone, as narrated by Ibn al-A'rabi.
- 1.well-made ropesclassical
Refers to ropes that are strong and well-made.
- 1.castle in Sicilyclassical
A specific castle located on the coasts of the island of Sicily.
- 1.castle in Sicilyclassical
An alternative name for the castle in Sicily, similar in form to 'mihrab'.
- 1.slippery and evasiveclassical
Describes a woman who is evasive and slips away easily, implying a certain agility or elusiveness.
- 1.threw with his weaponclassical
To throw something, specifically a weapon, as narrated by Ibn Abbad.
- 1.shot with his arrowclassical
To shoot an arrow, as mentioned in the text.
- 1.slipped and fell
To fall by slipping or sliding.
- 1.slipping away
The act of slipping or sliding away smoothly.
- 1.slippery (rope)
A rope that is slippery to the touch, making it difficult to grip.
- 1.slippery rope
A rope that is slippery and difficult for the hand to grasp firmly.
- 1.insultclassical
A term used as an insult, derived from the name 'Malaas'.
- 1.made the head baldclassical
To cause the head to become bald or smooth, as narrated by Ibn Abbad.
- 1.swift journeyclassical
Describes a journey that is fast and quick.
- 1.large fishclassical
A large type of fish, similar to a 'zalikhah'.
- 1.the fish slipped
The fish slipped out of one's hand.
- 1.slipped away
To slip away or escape, often used for things that are slippery.
- 1.slippery fish
A fish that is slippery.
- 1.miscarriedclassical
A woman miscarried her fetus, causing it to be dropped.
- 1.the she-camel dropped her dead youngclassical
The she-camel gave birth to a stillborn offspring.
- 1.miscarried fetusclassical
A fetus that has been miscarried or dropped prematurely.
- 1.miscarried fetusesclassical
Plural of 'mamlis', referring to multiple premature births.
- 1.habitually miscarryingclassical
Describes a woman who habitually miscarries.
- 1.dropped fetusclassical
A fetus that has been dropped or miscarried.
- 1.dropped fetusclassical
A fetus that has been dropped or miscarried, fitting the pattern of 'af'al'.
- 1.made something slip
To cause something to slip or slide.
- 1.the rope slipped from my hand
The rope slipped out of one's hand.
- 1.escaped
To escape or get free from something.
- 1.I escaped from him
To get away from or free oneself from someone.
- 1.it slipped from my hand
Something slipped out of one's hand smoothly.
- 1.slipped awayclassical
To slip away or escape, with a similar meaning to 'inmalasa'.
- 1.the thing slipped away
An object escaped or slipped free.
- 1.slipped awayclassical
To slip away or escape, similar to 'inmalasa'.
- 1.made it slipclassical
To cause something to slip or escape.
- 1.made it slipclassical
To cause something to slip or escape.
- 1.slipping
The act of slipping or sliding.
- 1.slippery rope
A rope that is slippery.
- 1.miscarriageclassical
A premature birth or miscarriage.
- 1.the thing slipped from my hand
An object slipped away smoothly from one's hand.
- 1.nakedclassical
Naked or unclothed, used metaphorically as if one has slipped out of their clothes.
- 1.place nameclassical
A specific place name mentioned in poetry.
- 1.tribal nameclassical
A lineage or tribe known as 'Banu Malis'.
- 1.became poorclassical
A man became poor or destitute.
- 1.soft and tenderclassical
Describes something that is soft and tender.
- 1.fled awayclassical
To flee or run away quickly, similar to 'malaza'.
- 1.tribal nameclassical
A tribal lineage, specifically 'Malaas bin Sahilah'.