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Arabic
Root
د خ ل • (d-ḵ-l)
- Related to entering
Derived terms
- Verbs and verb forms
- Nouns
- دَخْل m sg (daḵl, “income, revenues, receipts, returns, takings; interference, intervention; doubt, misgiving”)
- دَخَل m sg (daḵal, “disturbance, disorder, imbalance; defect, infirmity”)
- دِخْلة f sg (diḵla, “intrinsic nature, essence; inner self; secret, intention”)
- دُخَّلة f sg (duḵḵala, “a variety of warbler”)
- دَخِيلَة f sg (daḵīla, “inner self, essence; heart, soul”)
- دُخُول m sg (duḵūl, “entry, entrance, admission; ingress; beginning; penetration; intrusion, invasion”)
- دُخُولِيَّة f sg (duḵūliyya, “octroi, city toll”)
- مَدْخَل m sg (madḵal, “entrance; hallway, vestibule, anteroom; entrance hall, lobby, foyer; mouth (of a port, canal)”)
- مُداخَلة f sg (mudāḵala, “interference, intervention; participation, interest”)
- إِدْخال m sg (ʔidḵāl, “leading in, showing in, bringing in, taking in, hauling in; involvement, implication; insertion, interpolation, inclusion; introduction”)
- تَدُخُّل m sg (taduḵḵul, “entry, entrance; invasion; interference, intervention; intrusion, obtrusion”)
- تَداخُل m sg (tadāḵul, “interference, intervention; interlock, meshing, gearing; superimposition; permeation, pervasion”)
- داخِلة f sg (dāḵila, “interior”)
- داخِلِيَّة f sg (dāḵiliyya, “interior”)
- دَخْمَسة f sg (daḵmasa, “deception, fooling, trickery; cunning”)
- Adjectives
- دَخيل m sg (“inner, inward, internal; foreign, alien; exotic; false, spurious”)
- داخِل m sg (dāḵil, “belonging, pertaining, included; inner, inward, internal, interior”)
- داخِلي m sg (“inner, inward; internal; domestic (as opposed to foreign); indigenous, native; private”)
- مَدْخول m sg (“sickly, diseased, abnormal; deranged; spineless”)
- Verbs
References
- Wehr, Hans (1960) “د خ ل”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 3rd edition, Ithaca, NY: Otto Harrassowitz
South Levantine Arabic
Root
د خ ل • (transliteration needed)
- Related to entering
Derived terms
- Verbs and verb forms
- Form I: دخل (daḵal, “to enter, to go in”)
- Active participle: داخل (dāḵel, “inside”)
- Form II: دخّل (daḵḵal, “to insert, to put in”)
- Form V: تدخّل (tdaḵḵal, “to intervene, to meddle”)