ندل
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of moving something, often by scooping or lifting with hands. It extends to concepts of stealthy taking, throwing, and also describes physical states like looseness or being soiled. Derived terms also refer to specific objects and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move, transferboth
To move something from one place to another.
- 2.to scoop upclassical
To scoop up food like bread or dates with cupped hands, forming lumps.
- 3.to snatch, stealclassical
To snatch or steal something stealthily.
- 4.to throwclassical
To throw something, as in 'ndl bslḥh' (he threw it with his dung).
- 5.to immerse, dipclassical
His hand immersed or dipped (in something).
- 1.moving, transferringboth
The act of moving something from one place to another.
- 2.scoopingclassical
The act of scooping up food with hands.
- 3.snatching, stealingclassical
The act of snatching or stealing.
- 4.dippingclassical
The act of immersing or dipping.
- 1.to be fastclassical
Used metaphorically to describe speed, like the swiftness of foxes.
- 1.to throw it with his dungclassical
To throw something, specifically mentioned with the phrase 'bislḥh'.
- 1.his hand immersedclassical
His hand dipped or immersed into something.
- 1.snatcher, scooperclassical
One who snatches or scoops with both hands.
- 2.erect penisclassical
A stiff, erect penis.
- 3.aloeswoodboth
A type of fragrant wood, specifically moist aloeswood, used for incense.
- 4.incense burnerclassical
The object used for burning incense.
- 5.person who draws waterclassical
A person who draws a bucket from a well.
- 1.snatcher, scooperclassical
One who snatches or scoops with both hands.
- 2.erect penisclassical
A stiff, erect penis.
- 1.shoe, slipperclassical
A shoe or slipper, possibly named for its protective function against dirt.
- 1.city in Indiaboth
A city in India, located on the coast, known for trade.
- 1.incense-relatedboth
Relating to incense, particularly aloeswood from the region of Mandil.
- 1.a kingclassical
A name referring to a king, mentioned in poetry.
- 1.dirt, filthclassical
Dirt or something similar; not commonly used in Arabic.
- 2.servants of an invitationclassical
Those who serve food at a banquet or invitation.
- 1.nightmare, incubusclassical
A nightmare or a similar oppressive feeling, with many linguistic variations.
- 1.handkerchief, towelboth
A piece of cloth used for wiping, commonly a handkerchief or towel.
- 1.to wipe oneselfboth
To wipe oneself with a handkerchief or towel, especially after ablution.
- 1.to become loose, flaccidclassical
To become loose or flaccid, referring to testicles or general movement.
- 1.loose, flaccidclassical
Describing someone or something that is loose, flaccid, or moving loosely.
- 1.breastclassical
A breast, with the dual form referring to two breasts.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.grave matterclassical
A serious or grave matter.
- 1.to flow, spillclassical
To flow or spill, referring to the belly.
- 1.to carry awayclassical
To carry away or bear wealth.
- 1.dirty womanclassical
A dirty woman, also used to describe a male, a female hyena, or a lioness.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A name of a place.
- 1.to churnclassical
To churn, referring to a waterskin.
- 1.to churnclassical
To churn, referring to a waterskin.