فَلْو
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ف-ل-و
The Arabic root ف-ل-و (f-l-w)
Form I verb فَلَا: to withdraw from sucking
5 words in the dictionary are built from ف-ل-و, including verbs in Forms I, IV, VIII. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
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Verb · Form IV
أَفْلَى
to have colts that have been ablacted
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
to withdraw from sucking; to wean, to ablactate; to strike with the sword
فَلَاء
فَالٍ
مَفْلُوّ
أَفْلَى
· present يُفْلِي
Form IV · Causative
to have colts (فَلُوّ (faluww)) that have been ablacted; to enter the desert (فَلًا (falan))
إِفْلَاء
مُفْلٍ
مُفْلًى
اِفْتَلَى
· present يَفْتَلِي
Form VIII · Reflexive, often idiomatic
to withdraw from sucking; to wean, to ablactate
اِفْتِلَاء
مُفْتَلٍ
مُفْتَلًى
Other nouns and adjectives
فِلْو
foal
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