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Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the process of skin peeling or flaking off due to disease, resembling scales. It also extends to the idea of something shedding its outer layer, like a type of truffle or a date palm spathe, and metaphorically to a creature moving through water.
Derived headwords
- 1.to peel offboth
Said of skin, meaning it peeled off due to a disease, forming layers like scales.
- 1.peelingclassical
The act of skin peeling off due to disease, resembling scales like qūbā'.
- 1.placeclassical
An unspecified place, possibly a location where water collects, mentioned in a proverb.
- 1.to shed its outer layerclassical
Said of the 'arjūn, a type of truffle, meaning its upper part peels off.
- 2.to openclassical
Said of the 'arjūn, meaning it opened or split.
- 1.sheds its outer layerclassical
Present tense of 'antaḍa', referring to the peeling of the upper part of a truffle.
- 2.shedsclassical
Said of a truffle shedding its outer layer, similar to how a tooth emerges and lifts itself.