ش ي ل
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to carrying, bearing, or transporting. It also extends to concepts of instability, poor quality, and specific terms for horses and lineage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Poor qualityclassical
A term used in a dialectal or less refined sense, referring to something of poor quality, specifically in relation to the 'shool' (young camel).
- 1.To carry itboth
The past tense verb form indicating the action of carrying or bearing something.
- 1.I carry itboth
The present tense verb form, first person singular, indicating the action of carrying or bearing something.
- 1.Carryingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) of the verb 'to carry', signifying the act of carrying or bearing.
- 1.Carryingboth
Another form of the verbal noun (masdar) for the act of carrying or bearing.
- 1.Portermodern
A person whose profession is to carry loads; a porter or carrier.
- 2.Horse lineageclassical
A term for a horse whose father is noble but whose mother is not of the same high lineage.
- 3.Title/Nicknameclassical
A title or nickname given to a group of people, specifically mentioned in the context of Rashid.
- 1.Porteragemodern
The occupation or work of a porter; the act or business of carrying loads.
- 1.Unstable dispositionclassical
Describing a horse with a restless or unstable temperament and physical build.
- 1.Banu Shuliyyahclassical
A lineage or clan, described as being of Alawi descent from Hadhramaut, whose original name was Shuliyyah and was given as a nickname to a man.