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أَسْهَل

elative degree of سَهْل

AdjectiveRoot س-ه-ل

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Feminine
سُهْلَى
Masculine plural
أَسْهَلُون، أَسَاهِل
Feminine plural
سُهْلَيَات

Most common words from the same root

Adjective
easy
Verb · Form I
toilsome
Noun
a plain
Verb · Form II
سَهَّلَ
to make less difficult
Noun
إِسْهَال
diarrhea

أَسْهَل in English

Adjective

  1. elative degree of سَهْل (sahl):
    1. smoother; smoothest
    2. easier; easiest
    3. more convenient; most convenient

Word origin

Morphologically from the root س ه ل (s h l).

Words from the root س-ه-ل

Arabic verbs come in forms; each form's nouns are listed under its verb. See the whole root on one page →

سَهُلَ · present يَسْهُلُ

to be or become less difficult, toilsome, or laborious; to smooth; to be flattened, to be level

Verbal noun
ease
Active participle · Adjective
easy
Active participle
a plain
مَسْهُول
Passive participle
سَهَّلَ · present يُسَهِّلُ

to make less difficult, toilsome, or laborious; to facilitate; to smooth; to lubricate; to flatten

تَسْهِيل
Verbal noun
facilitation
مُسَهِّل
Active participle
مُسَهَّل
Passive participle
تَسَاهَلَ · present يَتَسَاهَلُ
Form VI · Mutual action

to be lenient

تَسَاهُل
Verbal noun
leniency
مُتَسَاهِل
Active participle · Adjective
lenient
مُتَسَاهَل
Passive participle
اِسْتَسْهَلَ · present يَسْتَسْهِلُ

to assume that something will be easy; to take a laxative

اِسْتِسْهَال
Verbal noun
مُسْتَسْهِل
Active participle
مُسْتَسْهَل
Passive participle
Adjective
elative degree of سَهْل
إِسْهَال
Noun · m.
diarrhea
مُسْهِل
Noun · m.
laxative

أَسْهَل: plural and other forms

Singularأَسْهَل
Feminineسُهْلَى
Masculine pluralأَسْهَلُون، أَسَاهِل
Feminine pluralسُهْلَيَات

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