تلو

تَلَا

To imitate another and follow that person's actions.

A general imitation or following usage, distinct from merely coming after someone physically.

• Lane · entry 16800

تَلَا

To drive, bring, or gather camels together.

The usage is explained as arising because the driver follows the animals being driven.

• Lane · entry 16800

تَلَا عَلَى

To say false things against someone or attribute a lie to that person.

A conventional عَلَى construction meaning to lie about or against someone.

• Lane · entry 16800
• Mufradāt · row 190

تَلَا

To hold back, lag behind, withdraw from someone, or leave someone without aid.

This is a contrary-looking Classical branch in which the one who was accompanying another remains behind or abandons him.

• Lane · entry 16800

تِلْوٌ

A follower; especially a young animal that follows its mother, including a young mule, ass, camel, sheep, or goat.

The animal sense may refer to a weaned young that remains with or follows its mother.

• Lane · entry 16800
• Lane · entry 16808

تَلِيَ

To remain as a remainder of a due, claim, month, or other allotted matter.

Used in expressions for something still remaining to someone or remaining of a period.

• Lane · entry 16800

تَلَّوَ

To demand or seek to obtain the remainder of a right, due, need, or desired thing.

The Form II usage emphasizes seeking the outstanding portion until it is obtained.

• Lane · entry 16801

تَلَّوَ

To make one prayer follow another, especially to follow an obligatory prayer with a supererogatory one.

A conventional Form II prayer construction.

• Lane · entry 16801

تَلَّوَ

To stand erect for prayer.

A separately reported Classical usage of the Form II verb.

• Lane · entry 16801

تَلَّوَ

To accomplish or fulfill a vow.

A reported Form II usage with a vow as its object.

• Lane · entry 16801

تَلَّوَ

To be at the last gasp or near death.

A reported figurative or situational usage of the Form II verb.

• Lane · entry 16801

تَالَاهُ

To alternate with or relieve another in singing or in a task by taking up the strain when the other cannot continue.

The Form III construction may refer to mutual assistance in singing or work.

• Lane · entry 16802

أَتْلَى

To cause someone or something to follow; of a mother animal, to have its young following her.

The Form IV causative may describe a person followed by children or an animal followed by its young.

• Lane · entry 16803

أَتْلَى

To get ahead of, outstrip, or precede someone after pursuing him.

The meaning develops from following until one has overtaken the person followed.

• Lane · entry 16803

أَتْلَى

To leave a remainder of one's due, claim, or needed matter with someone.

Used for an outstanding portion deliberately left in another person's possession.

• Lane · entry 16803
• Lane · entry 16804

أَتْلَى

To transfer a debt or claim to another person, shifting responsibility for payment.

The transferred obligation is referred to the person who assumes responsibility for it.

• Lane · entry 16803
• Lane · entry 16809

أَتْلَى

To give someone a bond, obligation, or token securing that person's protection and safe conduct.

The token could be an arrow bearing the giver's name, or another recognized object such as a sandal, shown to a tribe to obtain protection.

• Lane · entry 16803
• Lane · entry 16809

أَتْلَى

To make someone a follower or companion.

A figurative Form IV extension of causing someone to follow.

• Lane · entry 16803

تَتَلَّى

To seek a right, due, or desired thing repeatedly, gradually, or at leisure until it is obtained.

The Form V usage emphasizes continued or stepwise pursuit.

• Lane · entry 16804

تَتَلَّى

To collect or accumulate much wealth.

A reported Form V usage without a necessary implication of gradual acquisition.

• Lane · entry 16804

تَتَالَى

To follow one another consecutively; to occur in succession.

Used of events, things, horses, or horsemen arriving one after another.

• Lane · entry 16805

اِسْتَتْلَى

To invite or cause someone or something to follow.

The Form X construction may describe making a person follow or inviting him to follow a thing.

• Lane · entry 16806

اِسْتَتْلَى

To look for, expect, await, or wait for someone.

A Form X usage involving expectation or waiting.

• Lane · entry 16806

اِسْتَتْلَى

To seek or demand the transfer of a debt or claim from one responsible person to another.

This is the active-participial and verbal usage associated with shifting responsibility for an obligation.

• Lane · entry 16806
• Lane · entry 16819

تِلْوٌ

A thing that follows another, or a follower of another person.

The noun can be used generally for what comes after or remains in another's following.

• Lane · entry 16808

تِلْوٌ

High or lofty in measure or stature.

A separate adjectival usage, as in describing someone or something as high in rank or extent.

• Lane · entry 16808

تَلُوٌّ

A person who follows persistently or incessantly.

An intensive nominal pattern describing continued following.

• Lane · entry 16810

تَلِيٌّ

A person who uses many oaths.

A reported descriptive usage of the adjective or noun.

• Lane · entry 16811

تَلِيٌّ

A person possessing much wealth.

A separate reported meaning of the same headword.

• Lane · entry 16811

تَلِيَّةٌ

A remainder or remnant of a thing, right, due, debt, or desired matter.

The word may also refer figuratively to remaining youthfulness or the last surviving member of a class.

• Lane · entry 16812

تَلِيَّةٌ

That which occurs after something else; subsequently to.

Used in the construction تَلِيَّةَ كَذَا for an event occurring after another event.

• Lane · entry 16812

تَلَوَّى

A small boat that follows a larger vessel.

A specialized noun explained through the boat's following relationship to the larger ship.

• Lane · entry 16814

تَلَّاءٌ

A person who reads, studies, or recites the Quran frequently, or who frequently follows and acts upon it.

An intensive descriptive noun for habitual engagement with the Quran.

• Lane · entry 16815

تَالٍ

One who or that which follows, goes, or walks behind or after another.

The active participle may describe immediate or effective following, bodily or figurative.

• Lane · entry 16816

التَّالِي

The fourth of ten horses started together in a race.

A technical racing designation derived from ordinal succession.

• Lane · entry 16816

تَالِي النَّجْمِ

Aldebaran, the star that follows the Pleiades.

A conventional astronomical name based on the star's position after the Pleiades.

• Lane · entry 16816

تَالِيَاتُ النُّجُومِ

The last or following stars, especially those seen last in the morning twilight.

A plural astronomical usage; the exact group is described by its following or trailing position.

• Lane · entry 16816

التَّوَالِي

The last women traveling in vehicles on camels, and likewise the last camels in a group.

A plural usage for those or those animals bringing up the rear.

• Lane · entry 16816

التَّوَالِي

The hind parts, posteriors, or rumps; of a horse, its tail and hind legs.

A specialized plural noun for the rear portion of a body or animal.

• Lane · entry 16816

مُتْلٍ / مُتْلِيَةٌ

A mother or female animal whose young follows her.

The terms may be applied to a human mother, a she-camel, or a female wild animal.

• Lane · entry 16817

مُتْلٍ / مُتْلِيَةٌ

A female camel or similar animal that bears late in the breeding season, or is pregnant according to some explanations.

The evidence records variant explanations, including late bearing, pregnancy, and being heavy with pregnancy; the term is not restricted to one of these interpretations.

• Lane · entry 16817

مُتَالٍ

One who relieves or assists another in singing or work by taking up the strain or task when the other cannot continue.

The assistance may be performed with a high voice in singing.

• Lane · entry 16818

مُتَالٍ

One who sings to camels to urge or excite them onward.

A specialized use of the participle in camel-driving contexts.

• Lane · entry 16818