سلل

سَلَّ

To draw or pull something out or forth, especially gently; also to take or draw something away.

Includes drawing a sword from its sheath or a hair from dough, and taking a dead body head-first toward a grave.

• Lane · entry 41690

سَلَّ

To steal or draw something away covertly, secretly, or clandestinely.

The object may be removed from among comparable objects, as a camel from among other camels.

• Lane · entry 41690

سَلَّ

To lose one's teeth.

Applied to a man, sheep, goat, or an extremely old she-camel whose teeth have fallen out.

• Lane · entry 41690
• Lane · entry 41698

سُلَّ

To become affected by the disease called سِلّ.

Passive-form usage referring to contraction of the wasting pulmonary disease.

• Lane · entry 41690

أَسَلَّ

To steal, especially covertly, secretly, or clandestinely.

The Form IV verb may take the thing stolen, as in stealing from spoil.

• Lane · entry 41691

إِسْلَالٌ

An open raid or predatory incursion.

A noun associated with the Form IV lexical family, distinct from its senses of theft and bribery.

• Lane · entry 41691

أَسَلَّ

To aid another person in stealing or in stealing secretly.

A causative or assistance construction of the Form IV verb.

• Lane · entry 41691

أَسَلَّ

To cause someone to be affected by the disease called سِلّ.

A causative Form IV usage.

• Lane · entry 41691

تَسَلَّلَ

To be or become agitated or in a state of commotion.

An additional Form V usage explained through the image of repeated drawing out.

• Lane · entry 41692

اِنْسَلَّ

To become drawn or pulled out gently; to slip out from something.

Used of a sword slipping from its sheath or a leading-rope coming out of a person's hand.

• Lane · entry 41693

اِنْسَلَّ

To slip away or steal away covertly, secretly, or gradually.

May describe going forth from among people or leaving deliberately and by degrees.

• Lane · entry 41693

اِسْتَسَلَّ

For a river to give off a rivulet or streamlet branching from it.

A specialized Form X construction used of a watercourse.

• Lane · entry 41695

سَلْسَلَةٌ

Connection or being connected with another thing; hence binding or fastening with a chain.

The noun may describe the act of connecting or the resulting binding by a سِلْسِلَة.

• Lane · entry 41696

سَلْسَلَةٌ

The continuous pouring or passing of liquid into the throat.

The same image explains the expression for not eating food, as though it were not passed into the throat.

• Lane · entry 41696

سَلْسَلَ

To eat a long piece taken from a camel's hump.

A specialized verb usage attributed to a lexical authority.

• Lane · entry 41696

تَسَلْسَلَ

For water to run or descend in a continuous, chain-like or rippling course; for lightning to form elongated chain-like streams.

Used of water entering the throat or running down a declivity, and of lightning assuming chain-like forms in clouds.

• Lane · entry 41697

تَسَلْسَلَ

For a sword's varied wavy marks, streaks, or grain to glisten and appear to creep.

A figurative description based on chain-like or rippling appearance.

• Lane · entry 41697

تَسَلْسَلَ

For a garment to become thin through prolonged wear.

A figurative extension of progressive wearing or loosening.

• Lane · entry 41697

سِلٌّ

Consumption or phthisis, a wasting and often fatal disease associated with pulmonary ulceration or persistent cough and fever.

The word has variant vocalizations and is also represented by related forms such as سُلَالٌ.

• Lane · entry 41700

سِلٌّ

Figurative wasting away or loss of property.

A figurative use likening the diminution of wealth to the wasting of the body through the disease سِلّ.

• Lane · entry 41700

سَلَّةٌ

The drawing of swords or the occasion of drawing swords.

A noun of action used in expressions for coming upon people when swords are drawn.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

Theft, especially covert, secret, or clandestine theft.

A simple noun corresponding in meaning to the verbal noun إِسْلَالٌ.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

A horse's rush among other horses or its burst of speed in striving to outstrip them.

A figurative equestrian use describing a forceful competitive advance.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

A horse's revulsion or release of shortness of breath in the chest.

A specialized description of the respiratory episode produced when the horse suppresses such breathlessness.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

Power or force of long continuance in a sheep or goat.

A specialized animal husbandry usage.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

A basket or receptacle, especially one used for carrying fruit or bread.

The noun may denote a woven or covered basket and has several recorded plural forms.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

A fault, breach, or fissure through which water escapes or is absorbed.

Used of a defect in a watering-trough, tank, or jar, and of fissures in the ground that take up water.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلَّةٌ

Sewing a skin or hide with two thongs through a single puncture or stitch-hole.

A specialized technical usage.

• Lane · entry 41701

سَلِيلٌ

A drawn sword.

A nominal result associated with being drawn out.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A child or offspring, as something brought forth or drawn out from its parent.

The related feminine form is used for a daughter; the sense is not restricted to one sex in general reference.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A colt; with the feminine ending, a filly.

A specialized animal term with additional recorded distinctions concerning the circumstances of birth.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A newly born camel before its sex is known.

A specialized term for a young camel immediately after birth.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A clear, pure, cool, or easily swallowed beverage or wine.

The description emphasizes removal of turbidity and ease of descent into the throat; it can refer to a beverage of Paradise.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A water channel or watercourse in a valley; also a valley or low place where water flows or collects.

The term covers the main channel of a valley, a broad or deep valley, and a narrow torrent channel; a related figurative phrase describes swift travel.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

The brain of a horse.

A specialized anatomical usage.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

The hump of a camel.

A specialized anatomical or culinary usage.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

The spinal cord.

A specialized anatomical usage.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلٌ

A strip or portion of flesh, especially portions designated as خَصِيل.

The collective expression سَلِيلُ اللَّحْمِ has the plural سَلَائِلُ.

• Lane · entry 41704

سَلِيلَةٌ

A sinew or elongated portion of flesh, including strips running along the backbone.

The word may denote an oblong flesh portion, a thin flesh-like substance, or long slices from a camel's hump.

• Lane · entry 41706

سَلِيلَةٌ

An oblong portion or lump of dried mucus or similar matter in the nose.

The plural is used for such nasal portions.

• Lane · entry 41706

سَلِيلَةٌ

A portion of separated goat hair drawn out for spinning.

The hair is divided, folded, tied, and drawn out portion by portion as it is spun.

• Lane · entry 41706

سَلِيلَةٌ

A certain long fish with a long beak-like snout.

A specialized zoological usage.

• Lane · entry 41706

سَلَّالٌ

A maker of baskets.

A tentatively reported occupational usage for the maker of baskets called سِلَال.

• Lane · entry 41709

سَلْسَلٌ

Sweet, clear, cool water that enters the throat easily; also mellow wine.

The water may be limpid through settling and movement; the wine sense emphasizes sweetness, clarity, and easy swallowing.

• Lane · entry 41710

سَلْسَلٌ

A pool left by a torrent whose surface becomes rippled like a chain when stirred by wind.

A specialized description of the appearance of standing water.

• Lane · entry 41710

سُلْسُلٌ

A light, active, or energetic boy or young man.

A specialized personal description.

• Lane · entry 41711

سَلْسَلَةٌ

A long piece of a camel's hump.

A noun distinct from the connection and chain senses of the same written form.

• Lane · entry 41713

سِلْسِلَةٌ

A chain of connected metal rings or similar links.

The chain could be stretched across a river or road to stop boats, beasts, or travelers for collection of dues.

• Lane · entry 41714

سِلْسِلَةٌ

An elongated or chain-like formation, especially a stream of lightning or an extended accumulation of sand.

A figurative plural usage describes chain-shaped lightning in clouds or sands accumulated and extended one upon another.

• Lane · entry 41714

سِلْسِلَةٌ

A line or series of lines in a book or piece of writing.

Usually occurring in the plural for lines of text.

• Lane · entry 41714

سِلْسِلَةٌ

Chain-like marks visible on a horse's legs.

A figurative appearance-based description.

• Lane · entry 41714

سِلْسِلَةٌ

A small spotted reptile or lizard with a slender moving tail.

A specialized zoological sense.

• Lane · entry 41714

سَالٌّ

One who draws or pulls something out or forth.

An active participle of سَلَّ; the same form can also be used for a thief.

• Lane · entry 41719

سَالٌّ

A thief, especially one who steals covertly or secretly.

A substantivized active-participial usage.

• Lane · entry 41719

إِسْلَالٌ

A bribe, or the giving or receiving of a bribe.

A noun used in the reported expression contrasting bribery or theft with treachery.

• Lane · entry 41721

إِسْلَالٌ

Theft.

An alternative interpretation of the same established noun in the reported expression; distinct from the open-raid sense.

• Lane · entry 41721

مَسَلّ

Something slender and drawn out, especially a green palm-stick or sword used as an image for a slender sleeping-place.

Occurs in a fixed descriptive expression and is explained as an infinitive used in the sense of a passive participle.

• Lane · entry 41722

مِسَلَّةٌ

A large or packing needle.

The plural is مَسَالُّ.

• Lane · entry 41723

مُسَلِّلٌ

Subtle or crafty in the machinations of theft.

A specialized active-participial description of a stealthy thief.

• Lane · entry 41724

مَسْلُولٌ

A man whose testicles have been extracted.

An elliptical anatomical use of the passive participle.

• Lane · entry 41725

مَسْلُولٌ

Affected by the disease called سِلّ.

A passive participle associated with the disease sense of the root.

• Lane · entry 41725

مَسْلُولَةٌ

A sheep or goat whose powers or strength are of long continuance.

A specialized animal description recorded under the related passive-participial form.

• Lane · entry 41725

مُسَلْسَلٌ

Having its parts or portions connected one with another; hence chained or bound with a chain.

The connected-parts and physically chained senses belong to the same participial branch.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُسَلْسَلٌ

Lightning forming chain-like shapes in its upper portions.

A figurative appearance-based usage, sometimes associated with rain that follows reliably.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُسَلْسَلٌ

Hair that is rippled, crisp, curly, twisted, or contracted.

The description compares the hair's succession of waves with chain-like running water.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُسَلْسَلٌ

A sword bearing varied wavy marks, streaks, or grain like a chain.

A figurative participial description of the sword's surface.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُسَلْسَلٌ

A garment marked with stripes or lines, or woven badly and thinly.

The participle describes either a striped pattern or thin, poor weaving.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُسَلْسَلٌ

A report transmitted through an uninterrupted chain of narrators linked by a repeated meeting or formula.

A technical hadith term derived from the idea of continuous connection.

• Lane · entry 41726

مُتَسَلْسِلٌ

A garment worn until it has become thin.

A specialized participial usage describing progressive wear.

• Lane · entry 41727