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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of water being shallow, scarce, or thin. It extends to describe places where water is scarce, and metaphorically, to things that are few or meager.
Derived headwords
- 1.shallow waterboth
Water that is scarce, thin, and shallow, not deep. It can be found in springs, wells, or pools.
- 2.scarcity of waterclassical
The state of having little water, or a place where water is scarce.
- 1.shallow waterclassical
Water that is scarce and shallow, covering the ground thinly. It is considered a broader term than 'al-dahil'.
- 1.shallowclassical
Describing water that is shallow or scarce.
- 1.shallow waterclassical
In the context of the root, it refers to shallow water.
- 2.nearby placeclassical
A place that is close by.
- 1.shallow watersclassical
Plural of 'al-dahil', referring to shallow bodies of water.
- 1.shallow watersclassical
Plural of 'al-dahil', referring to shallow bodies of water.
- 1.shallow watersclassical
Plural of 'al-dahil', referring to shallow bodies of water.
- 1.rock exposed by shallow waterclassical
A rock that is partially submerged and partially exposed due to shallow water.
- 1.place with little waterclassical
A location where water is scarce or shallow.
- 2.mirageclassical
A phenomenon resembling a mirage due to the scarcity of water in a place.
- 1.water became shallowboth
The water became thin and shallow.
- 2.water became scarceboth
The water diminished in quantity.
- 1.pools became shallowboth
The water in the pools became shallow and scarce.
- 1.shallowclassical
Describing water that is thin and has receded.
- 1.your scarcityclassical
Used metaphorically to mean 'how little of your good deeds' or 'how scarce your goodness is'.