خَيْل
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خ-ي-ل
The Arabic root خ-ي-ل (kh-y-l)
Form I verb خَالَ: to assume
9 words in the dictionary are built from خ-ي-ل, including verbs in Forms I, V, VI. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
Most common
Adjective
خَيَالِيّ
imaginary
Noun
تَخَيُّل
Verb · Form I
خَالَ
to assume
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
خَالَ
· present يَخَالُ
Form I · The plain action
to assume, to presume, to think as
خَيَلَان
خَيْلَة
خَيْلُولَة
مَخِيلَة
مَخَالَة
مَخِيل
to imagine, to take into one's head, to fancy; to be conceived, be imagined; to appear probable, to exhibit verisimilitude
تَخَيُّل
مُتَخَيِّل
مُتَخَيَّل
تَخَايَلَ
· present يَتَخَايَلُ
Form VI · Mutual action
to be or become arrogant, proud, vain, haughty, pompous, conceited, to parade, show off
تَخَايُل
مُتَخَايِل
مُتَخَايَل
Other nouns and adjectives
imagination
خَيَالِيّ
imaginary
خُيَلَاء
pride
اِخْتِيَال
verbal noun of إِخْتَالَ
مُخَيِّلَة
imagination
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