دله
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns states of mental confusion, bewilderment, and loss of reason, often caused by intense emotions like love or grief. It also extends to meanings of being heedless, forgetful, or emotionally weak.
Derived headwords
- 1.Bewilderment, confusionboth
A state of losing one's mind or reason due to intense worry, grief, or love.
- 1.Bewilderment, confusionclassical
Similar to 'ad-dalahu', a state of mental confusion and loss of reason.
- 2.Female camel's indifferenceclassical
A female camel that shows no affection or longing for its calf or companion.
- 1.To be bewilderedboth
To be confused, dazed, or lose one's senses, often due to love or grief.
- 2.To be indifferentclassical
To become detached or unconcerned, to forget or cease to care.
- 1.To bewilder, confuseboth
To cause someone to lose their mind or reason, to confuse or daze them.
- 1.To bewilder, confuseboth
The act of causing someone to be bewildered or dazed, often through love or worry.
- 1.To become bewilderedboth
To become confused, dazed, or lose one's reason, often as a result of being overwhelmed.
- 1.Heedless, absent-mindedboth
Someone whose heart is distracted and mind is lost, often due to love or worry.
- 2.Forgetfulclassical
One who does not remember what they did or what was done to them.
- 3.Confused, hesitantclassical
Someone who is wandering in confusion or hesitation.
- 1.Weak-minded, feebleboth
Describing a person with a weak or feeble disposition.
- 1.Weak-minded, feebleboth
Feminine form of 'ad-dallu', describing a person with a weak or feeble disposition.
- 1.A Tabi'i narratorclassical
A given name or kunya for a Tabi'i (a successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad), identified as 'Ubayd Allah ibn 'Abd Allah.
- 1.To be bewilderedboth
To be confused and dazed, or to become insane from love or grief.
- 1.To become indifferentclassical
To become detached, unconcerned, or to forget.
- 1.His blood is in vainclassical
An idiom meaning that someone's blood was shed unjustly or for no reason; it was wasted.
- 1.To lose track ofclassical
A woman losing track of her child, becoming confused or distressed about their whereabouts.
- 1.To confuseclassical
To cause confusion or bewilderment.