شلو
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns parts of a body, especially after dismemberment or decay. It extends to the entire body, and metaphorically to remnants or leftovers. It also encompasses actions related to calling or luring, and movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.limb, memberboth
A part or member of the body, particularly of flesh.
- 2.body, carcassboth
The entire body of anything, especially after decay or dismemberment.
- 3.remnant, leftoverclassical
A remaining part or portion of something, often after consumption or decay.
- 1.limbs, membersboth
Plural of شلو, referring to parts of a body.
- 2.remnants, remainsboth
Plural of شلو, referring to the scattered parts of a body after decay and separation.
- 1.to lure, to enticeboth
To show an animal its feedbag to make it come.
- 2.to call (a camel)both
To call a she-camel by name for milking.
- 3.to incite, to provokeclassical
To incite a dog or animal, often towards prey or an enemy.
- 1.to call for help, to seek rescueboth
To call out to someone to save one from distress or peril.
- 2.to rescue, to saveboth
To save someone from a difficult or dangerous situation.
- 3.to become angryclassical
To become enraged or furious.
- 1.to rescue, to saveboth
To save someone from a difficult or dangerous situation; synonymous with استشلى.
- 1.lean personclassical
A man who is lean and has little flesh.
- 1.to walk, to travelclassical
To proceed or move along.
- 2.to liftclassical
To raise or lift something.
- 1.piece, portionboth
A piece or portion of something, like flesh.
- 2.remainder of moneyclassical
A remaining amount of wealth or money.
- 1.bridle strapsboth
The straps of a bridle, especially old and worn ones.
- 1.remainderclassical
A leftover or remaining part.
- 1.limb, memberclassical
A part or member of the body.
- 1.remnantsclassical
The remaining parts or leftovers of anything.
- 1.limbsclassical
A broken plural of شلو, referring to limbs.
- 1.marks on cheeksclassical
A term used in the Hijaz for marks made on the cheeks, possibly as scars.