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Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to colors, particularly shades of blue and red in the eyes, and by extension, to mixed or unclear colors. It also extends to meanings of deception, falsehood, and a certain type of elderly woman, as well as place names and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.Bluish-reddish eye colorclassical
A color description for the eye, less than pure blue (زرق) but better than it, or a redness that tinges the pupil, not as lines but as a lack of deep blackness, making the black appear reddish. It can also mean the blackness of the eye is not pure.
- 1.Eye colorclassical
A shade of redness in the black of the eye, distinct from 'shaklah' which is redness in the white of the eye.
- 2.Elderly womanclassical
An old woman, sometimes described as half-intelligent, specifically applied to women.
- 1.To have شهلة eyesclassical
To possess the characteristic eye color described as 'shahla'.
- 1.To have شهلة eyesclassical
To have eyes with the characteristic 'shahla' color.
- 1.Having شهلة eyesclassical
The state or act of having eyes with the 'shahla' coloration.
- 1.Having شهلة eyesclassical
Describing someone with the characteristic 'shahla' eye color, a mix of redness and blackness.
- 2.Mixed colorclassical
Referring to a mixed or unclear color, like a grayish white.
- 1.Having شهلة eyesclassical
Feminine form describing eyes with the 'shahla' coloration, where the white is not pure and has a cloudiness.
- 1.To insultclassical
To exchange insults or curses with someone.
- 2.To argueclassical
To dispute with someone, to argue or contend with them.
- 3.To provokeclassical
To provoke or challenge someone.
- 4.To lieclassical
To speak falsely or to lie.
- 1.Insultingclassical
The act of exchanging insults or curses.
- 2.Arguingclassical
The act of disputing or arguing with someone.
- 3.Provocationclassical
The act of provoking or challenging.
- 1.Needclassical
A need or necessity.
- 1.Name of an idolclassical
The name of an idol worshipped by a tribe, from which the name of the tribe Banu Abd al-Ashhal derives.
- 1.Name of a personclassical
A given name of a person, such as Shahil bin Naby al-Jarmi or Shahil bin al-Asad.
- 1.Nicknameclassical
A nickname, such as that of al-Fand al-Zamani al-Wa'ili, who was called Shahil.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a town in Egypt known as Minyat Shahalah.
- 1.To fadeclassical
Referring to the fading of the complexion due to weakness or emaciation.
- 1.Dusty white mountainclassical
A mountain that is dusty and appears whitish.
- 1.Grayish wolfclassical
A wolf with a grayish or mixed color.
- 1.Mountain nameclassical
The name of a mountain.
- 2.Man's nameclassical
A man's given name.
- 1.To make easyclassical
To make something easy or facilitate it. This is considered a colloquial usage.