ح ص ل
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root ح ص ل primarily relates to what remains, is fixed, or is obtained after a process of separation or collection. It extends to concepts of extraction, manifestation, and accumulation, as well as physical processes like digestion in animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.remained and was fixedclassical
What remains and is fixed, while other things pass away, applicable to accounts, deeds, and similar matters.
- 2.to obtainmodern
To acquire or achieve something.
- 3.to be producedmodern
To come into existence or be generated.
- 4.to be distinguished or revealedclassical
To become clear, manifest, or evident.
- 5.to accumulateclassical
To gather or collect.
- 6.to eat dirt/gravelclassical
Said of a beast that eats dirt or gravel, which then remains in its belly.
- 7.to be obstructedclassical
Said of a beast that eats dirt or gravel, causing obstruction in its digestive system.
- 1.obtainingmodern
The act of obtaining, acquiring, or achieving something. It is one of the masdars that takes the form of maf'ul.
- 2.remainingclassical
The state of remaining or being fixed.
- 1.yieldmodern
The produce or result obtained, especially from agriculture or effort.
- 2.what remainsclassical
That which remains and is fixed.
- 1.acquisitionmodern
The act of acquiring, obtaining, or achieving something.
- 2.distinguishingclassical
The act of distinguishing or separating what is obtained.
- 3.extractionclassical
The act of extracting the essence or core from something, like extracting gold from ore.
- 4.manifestationclassical
The act of revealing what is within, like what is in the hearts.
- 1.outcomemodern
The result, outcome, or product of something.
- 2.remainderclassical
What remains and is fixed of something.
- 3.harvestclassical
The collected produce or yield.
- 1.outcomesmodern
Plural of حصيلة, referring to the results or products of actions.
- 2.deedsclassical
Plural of حصيلة, referring to the deeds or actions that remain and are accounted for.
- 1.to gather and be fixedclassical
To accumulate and become fixed or established.
- 2.to be obtainedmodern
To be acquired or achieved.
- 1.ate dirt/gravelclassical
Said of a beast that eats dirt or gravel, which then remains in its belly.
- 1.gravel fellclassical
Said of a child when gravel falls into its throat.
- 1.unripe datesclassical
The unripe dates before they harden, showing their calyxes.
- 2.blossomclassical
The blossom of a palm tree when it turns yellow.
- 1.unripe dateclassical
A single unripe date before it hardens.
- 1.scattered palm fruitclassical
What scatters from the palm's fruit, being green and tender, like small green beads.
- 1.unripe datesclassical
Unripe dates before they harden, or when they harden and become round.
- 1.rejected grainclassical
What is removed from grain like barley and wheat in the threshing floor and thrown away.
- 1.rejected grainclassical
What remains in the threshing floor after the grain is removed, like chaff.
- 1.type of plantclassical
A kind of plant.
- 1.crop (bird)modern
The crop of a bird, a pouch in the throat where food is stored.
- 2.stomachmodern
The stomach or intestines of an animal.
- 3.lower abdomenclassical
The lower part of the abdomen, from the navel to the pubic area.
- 4.water reservoirclassical
The place where water collects in the furthest part of a basin or pond.
- 1.crops (birds)modern
Plural of حوصلة, referring to the crops of birds.
- 2.stomachsmodern
Plural of حوصلة, referring to the stomachs or intestines of animals.
- 1.bent neck and protruded cropclassical
Said of a bird when it bends its neck and protrudes its crop.
- 1.extractorclassical
One who extracts or obtains something, especially precious metals from ore.
- 1.woman who extracts oreclassical
A woman who extracts ore from a mine.
- 1.eggplantclassical
A type of eggplant.
- 1.dates became apparentclassical
Said of a people when the unripe dates become apparent on their palm trees.
- 1.reducing speech to its essenceclassical
To reduce speech to its core meaning or conclusion.
- 1.heart of the meadowclassical
The core or center of a meadow, the slowest to become dry.
- 1.refined silverclassical
What is extracted from silver ore, the pure silver.
- 1.Bint Qutbahclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah) named Huwaysilah, daughter of Qutbah.