nuḥūl
leanness, emaciation
نُحُول
Word
Noun · pattern فُعُولRoot
ن ح لIn the library
ومما كسا جسمي النحول والسقام .
The Muqaddimah, page 390 →From the same root
- نَحْلfalse attribution
- نَحَلَbe emaciated, lose weight
- نَحُلَbe emaciated, lose weight
- نَحِلَbe emaciated, lose weight
- نَحَلَmake a donation to, attribute to
- نَحْلbees
- اِنْحَلّbe dissolved, be disbanded
- مُنْحَلّdissolved, disbanded
- أَنْحَلَemaciate, weaken
- نِحْلَةgift, creed
- نَحِيلslender, emaciated
- نَحِيلnarrow, weak
- ناحِلnarrow, weak
- ناحِلslender, emaciated
- مَنْحَلbeehive, apiary
- اِنْتَحَلَclaim, plagiarize, adopt
- نِحالَةbeekeeping
- مَنْحُولspurious, apocryphal
- مُنْتَحِلplagiarist
- مُنْتَحَلplagiarized, spurious
- اِنْتِحالplagiarism, undue assumption
Lane's Lexicon
Arabic–English, 1863–93 · 2 entries-
نَحَِلَ جِسْمُهُ Form I His body became lean, or emaciated
His body became lean, or emaciated. (S.) -
نِحْلَةٌ What is thy religion?
i. q. فَرِيضَةٌ; or دِيَانَةٌ; and دِينٌ, as in the saying مَا نِحْلَتُكَ [What is thy religion?]. (TA.)
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