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ذملق
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe qualities of sharpness, swiftness, and eloquence, particularly related to the tongue, a sword, or a spearhead. It also encompasses concepts of flattery and gentleness.
Derived headwords
الذملقnoun
- 1.Sharpness, swiftnessclassical
A quality of being sharp, swift, or agile, particularly in speech or physical form.
- 2.Flattery, gentlenessclassical
The act of being flattering or gentle, often in a persuasive manner.
عملسadjective
- 1.Agile, swiftclassical
Describing something or someone as agile, swift, or quick.
الملاقnoun
- 1.Meeting, encounterclassical
The act of meeting or encountering someone or something.
الملاذnoun
- 1.Refuge, sanctuaryclassical
A place of safety or refuge.
ذملقانيadjective
- 1.Eloquent, quick-tonguedclassical
Describing a person who is quick and eloquent in speech.
ذملقيadjective
- 1.Eloquent, fluentclassical
Describing a person as eloquent and fluent in their speech.
الذملقةnoun
- 1.Flattery, coaxingclassical
The act of flattering or coaxing someone, often with gentle words.
ذملق الوجهadjective
- 1.Sharp-featuredclassical
Describing a face that is sharp or well-defined in its features.
Parallel reading
الذملق، كعملس أهمله الجوهري، وصاحب اللسان، وقال بن عباد هو الملاق وفي التهذيب: الملاذ.
Al-dhamlaq, like 'amlas, was neglected by Al-Jauhari and the author of Al-Lisan. Ibn 'Abbad said it is Al-Malaq, and in Al-Tahdhib: Al-Maladh.
قال: وهو أيضا: الخفيف الحديد اللسان.
He said: It also means: the light, sharp-tongued.
وكذلك: السيف والسنان المحدد من كل منهما.
And likewise: the sword and the sharpened spearhead of each of them.
قال: ورجل ذملقاني أي: سريع الكلام.
He said: And a man is dhamlaqani, meaning: quick of speech.
وقال ابن بزرج: رجل ذملقي كعملسي أي: فصيح اللسان.
And Ibn Burzaj said: A man is dhamlaqi, like 'amalsi, meaning: eloquent of tongue.
وقال ابن عباد: الذملقة التملق والملاطفة.
And Ibn 'Abbad said: Al-dhamlaqah is flattery and gentleness.
رجل ذملق الوجه، كجعفر، أي: محدده.
A man with a dhamlaq face, like Ja'far, meaning: sharp-featured.