عفشل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes heaviness, bulkiness, and slowness, often associated with physical attributes like weight or a slow gait. It can also refer to something coarse, rough, or unwieldy, extending to descriptions of people, animals, and even textiles.
Derived headwords
- 1.Heavy, sluggishboth
Describing someone or something that is heavy, sluggish, and slow-moving, often due to bulk or weight.
- 1.Pattern of 'Ja'far'classical
Indicates the pattern of the word 'Ja'far', used here to illustrate the pronunciation and form of 'al-'afashil'.
- 1.Heavy, sluggish (variant)classical
A variant form of 'al-'afashil', meaning heavy and sluggish, with an added 'nun'.
- 1.Clumsy, heavy manclassical
Refers to a man who is clumsy, heavy, and awkward in his movements.
- 2.Old, flabby womanclassical
Describes an old woman whose flesh has become loose and flabby.
- 3.Coarse, heavy garmentclassical
Refers to a garment that is coarse, heavy, and has a lot of pile or wool.
- 4.Hyena (female)classical
Sometimes used to refer to a female hyena, possibly due to its appearance or gait.
- 1.Feeble, lacking courageclassical
Describes a man who is weak, lacking in strength, and timid.
- 1.Male hyenaclassical
The male of the hyena species.
- 1.Puffy, abundant (variant)classical
A variant spelling, possibly related to 'al-'afshlil', meaning puffy or abundant.