سَلّ
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س-ل-ل
The Arabic root س-ل-ل (s-l-l)
Form I verb سَلَّ: to pull out
14 words in the dictionary are built from س-ل-ل, including verbs in Forms I, IV, V, VII, 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 I
سَلَّ
to pull out
Noun
سُلَالَة
descendancy
Noun
سَلّ
Noun
سَلِيلَة
female descendant
Noun
سَلِيل
descendant
Adjective
سَلِيل
drawn
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
سَلَّ
· present يَسُلُّ
Form I · The plain action
to pull out, to withdraw, to draw, to remove gently
سَالّ
مَسْلُول
someone with tuberculosis
سُلَّ
· present يُسَلُّ
Form I · The plain action
to suffer tuberculosis, to be consumptive
سَلّ
مَسْلُول
أَسَلَّ
· present يُسِلُّ
Form IV · Causative
to draw or pull out slowly; to afflict with tuberculosis
إِسْلَال
مُسِلّ
مُسَلّ
to sneak, to slip, to slink, to creep [with مِن (min) ‘away from, out from’]; to penetrate into, to infiltrate, to invade, to intrude; to ingratiate oneself, to betake oneself to wheedle
تَسَلُّل
مُتَسَلِّل
مُتَسَلَّل
اِنْسَلَّ
· present يَنْسَلُّ
Form VII · Passive or resultative
to sneak, to slip, to steal oneself, to creep [with مِن (min) ‘away from, out from’]; to be consumptive, to suffer tuberculosis
اِنْسِلَال
مُنْسَلّ
اِسْتَلَّ
· present يَسْتَلُّ
Form VIII · Reflexive, often idiomatic
to unsheathe, to pull out, to take out; to withdraw (e.g. one's hand) gently; to snatch, to grab
اِسْتِلَال
مُسْتَلّ
مُسْتَلّ
Other nouns and adjectives
سُلَالَة
descendancy
سَلِيلَة
female descendant
سَلِيل
descendant
سَلِيل
drawn
سُلّ
tuberculosis
مِسَلَّة
packing needle
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