قلع
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root 'قلع' primarily relates to the act of uprooting, pulling out, or detaching something. It extends to concepts of instability, removal, and departure, often used metaphorically for leaving a place, ceasing an action, or being overthrown. It also encompasses terms for fortifications and certain natural phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.weak personclassical
A weak person who cannot stand firm when grasped in a struggle.
- 2.uprooted plant partclassical
What is pulled or uprooted from a tree.
- 3.temporary dwellingclassical
A dwelling that is not permanently occupied, or one whose ownership is uncertain, or one from which one might move at any time.
- 4.unstable placeclassical
A place that requires its occupant to constantly rise for someone more important, implying instability.
- 1.to uprootboth
To pull out or uproot something from its place.
- 2.to departclassical
To depart or move away from a place.
- 3.to ceaseboth
To cease or stop an action or state.
- 1.to lift the foot firmlyclassical
To lift the foot firmly and distinctly from the ground when walking, indicating strong strides.
- 1.cracked mudclassical
Mud that cracks when the water recedes from it.
- 2.truffle peelclassical
The layer of earth that rises above a truffle, indicating its location.
- 3.mouth/throat diseaseclassical
A disease affecting the mouth and throat, particularly in children.
- 4.sudden deathclassical
The sudden death of a camel while standing and healthy.
- 1.large rockclassical
A large rock that is dislodged and moves in an open plain, or a clod of earth thrown.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of plant from the 'junbah' category, considered good pasture whether fresh or dry.
- 1.ceasingboth
The act of ceasing or refraining from something.
- 2.stopping rainclassical
The stopping of rain.
- 3.fever subsidingclassical
The subsiding or leaving of a fever.
- 4.raising sailclassical
The act of raising the sail of a ship.
- 5.building a castleclassical
The act of building a castle or making a place like a castle.
- 1.to ceaseboth
To cease from something, to stop doing it.
- 2.to stop (rain)classical
To stop raining.
- 3.to recover (fever)classical
For a fever to leave or subside.
- 4.to raise sailclassical
To raise the sail of a ship.
- 5.to build a castleclassical
To build a castle or make a place like a castle.
- 1.one who ceasesclassical
One who refrains from something.
- 2.place of departureclassical
A place from which one departs or embarks.
- 3.unaffected by cloudclassical
One not struck by a rain cloud.
- 1.catapultclassical
A device used for throwing stones.
- 1.to uprootboth
To pull out or uproot something forcefully.
- 2.to stealclassical
To snatch or steal something away.
- 1.uprootedboth
Something that has been uprooted or pulled out.
- 2.dead camelclassical
A camel that has fallen down dead.
- 3.returnedclassical
Property that has been returned to its owner from a borrower.
- 1.to be uprootedboth
To be pulled out or uprooted.
- 2.to fall deadclassical
For a camel to fall down dead.
- 3.to returnclassical
For property to return to its owner.
- 1.stiff old manclassical
An old man who moves stiffly, especially when rising.
- 1.to walk with effortclassical
To walk as if descending a slope, with distinct lifting of the feet.
- 1.name for 'qilaa'classical
A name for the disease 'qilaa' (mouth/throat ailment).
- 1.shepherd's pouchclassical
A shepherd's pouch or bag.
- 2.birdclassical
A bird with red legs, or a black head and grey body, that hovers.
- 1.catapultclassical
A device used for throwing stones.
- 1.to oppress themclassical
To treat them unjustly and oppressively.
- 1.fortressboth
A fortified castle or stronghold.
- 1.fortified villageclassical
A strong, fortified village located on a rocky mountain slope.
- 1.saddle coveringclassical
A woven covering used to cover a saddle.