ز ح ل ف
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of sliding, slipping, or moving downwards, often associated with children playing on slopes. It also extends to meanings of pushing, rolling, filling, giving, and speaking quickly, as well as describing small creatures and smooth surfaces.
Derived headwords
- 1.children's sliding tracksboth
Tracks left by children sliding down a hill.
- 2.slippery slopeboth
A downward, smooth place where one slides.
- 1.sliding tracksboth
Plural of 'zuhloofa', referring to the tracks of children sliding down.
- 2.small creaturesclassical
Small animals with legs resembling ants.
- 1.sliding tracksboth
Plural of 'zuhloofa' or 'zuhlooga', referring to children's sliding tracks.
- 1.sliding trackboth
Singular of 'zuhaloof' or 'zuhaloofah', referring to children's sliding tracks.
- 2.slippery placeboth
A slippery place, like a smooth rock or sandy dune.
- 1.to push downboth
To push or roll something downwards.
- 2.to giveclassical
To give someone a thousand (units of currency or similar).
- 3.to fillclassical
To fill a container.
- 4.to speed upclassical
To hasten or speed up in speech.
- 1.to slide downboth
To slide or roll down, to be pushed down.
- 2.to move awayclassical
To move away or withdraw.
- 1.to move awayclassical
To move away or withdraw (similar to 'izlahafa').
- 1.smooth rockclassical
A smooth, slippery rock or elevated ground, likened to a fat body.
- 1.smooth rockclassical
A smooth, slippery rock or elevated ground, likened to a fat body.
- 1.slippery placeclassical
A slippery place or slide.
- 1.to declineclassical
The sun declining towards sunset or moving from the zenith.
- 1.smooth-belliedclassical
Describing fat horses with smooth bellies.
- 1.May God remove from us your evilclassical
An expression meaning 'May God remove your evil from us'.
- 1.to move awayclassical
To move away or withdraw (synonym of 'tazalhaf').