ب ح ش ل
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root appears to describe actions related to neglect or a specific type of dance, and also serves as a descriptor for individuals, particularly those who are dark and stout. It is also used as a proper noun, specifically a surname or epithet for certain historical figures.
Derived headwords
- 1.neglectedclassical
The man neglected something or was neglected. This meaning is attributed to Al-Jawhari.
- 2.dancedclassical
He danced a dance, specifically like the dance of the Abyssinians (Zanj). This meaning is attributed to Ibn Al-Arabi.
- 1.epithetclassical
An epithet or surname given to Ahmad bin Abdurrahman bin Wahb bin Muslim, an Egyptian traditionist known as Abu Ubaidillah. He was truthful but his memory deteriorated later in life.
- 2.epithetclassical
An epithet or surname given to Aslam bin Sahl bin Aslam bin Habib Al-Razzaz Al-Wasiti, a traditionist.
- 1.dark and stout manclassical
A man who is dark-skinned and stout or thick-set.
- 1.dark and stout manclassical
A man who is dark-skinned and stout or thick-set. This is an adjectival form derived from the noun.
- 1.darkness and stoutnessclassical
The state or quality of being dark-skinned and stout or thick-set, referring to a woman.