ه م ل
Root entry · 35 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of abandonment, neglect, and being left to one's own devices. It extends to meanings of things being left untended, flowing freely, or being worn out and discarded. The root also encompasses terms for specific types of neglected animals, worn-out items, and even geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.neglected fodderclassical
Fodder that is left untended or abandoned.
- 2.neglectclassical
A state of being left to oneself, without guidance, reward, or punishment.
- 3.stray animalsclassical
Animals, particularly camels, that are without a herdsman or caretaker.
- 4.worn-out garmentclassical
An old, worn-out piece of clothing.
- 5.palm fiberclassical
The stripped fiber of a palm tree.
- 6.flowing waterclassical
Water that flows freely without any obstruction.
- 1.to be left untendedclassical
The past tense verb indicating that something, like camels, was left without a caretaker.
- 2.to flowclassical
Used for eyes, indicating tears flowing, or for rain, indicating a steady, weak downpour.
- 1.stray camelsclassical
Camels that are left to wander without a herdsman.
- 1.neglectedboth
Something or someone left untended, abandoned, or without care.
- 2.strayclassical
Referring to animals, especially camels, that have no herdsman.
- 3.flowingclassical
Used to describe eyes from which tears are flowing.
- 1.stray animalsclassical
Plural of 'hamil', referring to stray camels or lost animals.
- 1.stray animalsclassical
A collective noun for stray animals, particularly camels.
- 1.stray animalsclassical
A collective noun for stray animals, particularly camels.
- 1.stray animalsclassical
A collective noun for stray animals, particularly camels.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old, worn-out piece of clothing.
- 1.palm fiberclassical
The stripped fiber of a palm tree.
- 1.flowing waterclassical
Water that flows freely without any obstruction.
- 1.his eye flowedboth
His eye shed tears profusely.
- 1.flowingclassical
The act of flowing, used for tears or rain.
- 1.flowingclassical
The act of flowing, used for tears or rain.
- 1.the sky rained continuouslyclassical
The sky's rain was continuous, characterized by stillness and weakness.
- 1.traveling rugclassical
A type of rug or blanket used by Bedouins.
- 1.old houseclassical
An old, dilapidated dwelling made of hair.
- 1.worn-out garmentclassical
An old, worn-out piece of clothing.
- 1.palm fiberclassical
The stripped fiber of a palm tree.
- 1.flowing waterclassical
Water that flows freely without any obstruction.
- 1.to neglectboth
To leave something or someone to themselves, to abandon or not care for them.
- 2.to leave unusedclassical
To leave something without using it, like words that are not in common use.
- 1.neglectboth
The act of neglecting, abandoning, or leaving something unattended.
- 1.looseclassical
Something that is loose or slack from any material.
- 2.uninhabited landclassical
Land that has been avoided due to wars and is not inhabited.
- 1.Humayl ibn al-Damunclassical
A companion (Sahabi) mentioned in historical texts.
- 1.remnants of rainclassical
The remaining traces or weak remnants of rain.
- 2.weak birdsclassical
The weak or young among birds.
- 3.torn clothesclassical
Torn or ragged clothing.
- 1.the sky rained continuouslyclassical
The sky's rain was continuous, characterized by stillness and weakness.
- 1.his tears flowedboth
His tears flowed profusely.
- 1.he left his camels untendedclassical
He left his camels without a herdsman.
- 1.small tentclassical
A small tent or dwelling.
- 1.old manclassical
An old and aged person.
- 1.he mumbled indistinctlyclassical
He spoke in a low, indistinct manner, making his words difficult to understand.
- 1.Amr ibn Humaylclassical
A poet from the Hudhayl tribe.
- 1.a village in Yemenclassical
A place name referring to a village in Yemen.
- 1.the she-camel was neglectedclassical
The she-camel was left untended or abandoned.
- 1.place of flowingclassical
The place where tears flow.