سلفع
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThe root سلفع primarily describes boldness, forwardness, and a certain harshness or coarseness, applied to both people and animals. It can denote bravery and expansiveness in men, but also shrewishness and foul temper in women. It also extends to descriptions of animals and even abstract concepts like financial ruin.
Derived headwords
- 1.brave, courageous manboth
A man who is brave, courageous, and open-hearted.
- 2.bold, impudent manboth
A man who is bold, forward, sharp, intelligent, and quick-witted.
- 3.shrewish, ill-mannered womanboth
A woman who is loud, vulgar, and ill-tempered.
- 4.bold, forward womanboth
A woman who is bold and forward.
- 5.strong, swift camelboth
A strong, swift, and forward-moving female camel.
- 1.shrewish, ill-mannered womanboth
A woman who is loud, vulgar, and ill-tempered, similar to السلفع.
- 2.bold, forward womanboth
A woman who is bold and forward.
- 1.female dog's nameclassical
The name of a female dog.
- 1.to become bankruptclassical
To become bankrupt or financially ruined.
- 1.to strike the neckclassical
To strike someone on the neck, to behead them.
- 1.lean, fast-walking womanclassical
A woman who is lean, fast-walking, and possibly with thin legs and arms.