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خ-ل-و
The Arabic root خ-ل-و (kh-l-w)
Form I verb خَلَا: to be empty
15 words in the dictionary are built from خ-ل-و, 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.
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Noun
إِخْلَاء
evacuation
Verb · Form I
خَلَا
to be empty
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
خَلَا
· present يَخْلُو
Form I · The plain action
to be empty, to be devoid; to pass
خَلَّى
· present يُخَلِّي
Form II · Causative or intensive
to leave, to let; to keep alive, to spare; to dismiss, to set free
تَخْلِيَة
مُخَلٍّ
مُخَلًّى
to evacuate, vacate, empty; to be in or go to an empty place; to release on bail, to dismiss, fire
إِخْلَاء
evacuation
مُخْلٍ
مُخْلًى
to relinquish or surrender
تَخَلٍّ
مُتَخَلٍّ
مُتَخَلًّى
Other nouns and adjectives
cell
cellular
مِخْلَاة
a loose bag hung over the back or before a beast as a noseb…
اِخْتِلَاء
solitude
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