كَلَف
pains and care taken
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ك-ل-ف
The Arabic root ك-ل-ف (k-l-f)
Form I verb كَلِفَ: to spend zeal
12 words in the dictionary are built from ك-ل-ف, including verbs in Forms I, II, IV, V. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
Most common
Noun
تَكْلِفَة
cost
Adjective
مُكَلَّف
in charge
Verb · Form I
كَلِفَ
to spend zeal
Adjective
كَلِف
amorously attracted
Noun
كُلْفَة
expense
Verb · Form IV
أَكْلَفَ
to cause one to take pains
Verb · Form V
تَكَلَّفَ
to take on
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
كَلِفَ
· present يَكْلَفُ
Form I · The plain action
to spend zeal, pains and costs, to be eager (on a thing); to be or fall in love, to like (بِ (bi) something), to be very attached (بِ (bi) to); to get melasmata, to get irregular brown-reddish spots (of the face)
كَلِف
amorously attracted
مَكْلُوف
to entrust ([transitive] someone [transitive or بِ (bi)] with something), to impose (a matter on someone); to assign (someone a task); to molest, to make difficulties for, to trouble
تَكْلِفَة
cost
تَكْلِيف
commission
مُكَلِّف
مُكَلَّف
in charge
أَكْلَفَ
· present يُكْلِفُ
Form IV · Causative
to cause one to take pains, inspire zeal or eagerness in
إِكْلَاف
مُكْلِف
مُكْلَف
تَكَلَّفَ
· present يَتَكَلَّفُ
Form V · Reflexive of Form II
to take on (a duty, responsibility, task, etc.); to feign, to pretend to do (something); to force oneself to do (something)
تَكَلُّف
pretense
مُتَكَلِّف
مُتَكَلَّف
Other nouns and adjectives
كُلْفَة
expense
أَكْلَف
freckled
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