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خَلَّ I , U ( n. ac. خَلّ 1 , خُلُوْل 27 ),
a. Became lean, spare; wasted away.
b. U ( n. ac. خَلّ 1 ), Pierced, transfixed.
c. [ Fī ], Specified, particularized.
d. Became poor, needy.
خَلَّلَ II ,
a. Became sour, acid, turned ( wine & c. ).
b. Rendered sour, acid, made into vinegar; pickled.
خَاْلَلَ III ,
a. Was friendly with, cultivated the friendship of.
أَخْلَلَ IV
a. [ Bi ], Was remiss in; threw into confusion, disorder.
b. Deceived, failed, forsook, left in the lurch.
c. [ Bi ], Absented himself from, left ( place ).
تَخَلَّلَ V
a. [ Fī ], Entered on, engaged in.
b. [ Fī ], Penetrated, pierced through.
c. [ Fī ], Intervened, interfered in.
d. Was partial.
إِِنْخَلَلَ VII ,
a. Were, became fast, firm friends.
إِِخْتَلَلَ VIII ,
a. Was or became disordered, confused.
b. Turned sour.
c. [ Ila ], Wanted, needed.
خَلّ 1 , ( pl. أَخْلُل 16 , خِلَاْل 23 ),
a. Vinegar.
b. Sandy road.
c. Old garment.
d. Thin, spare, lean.
خَلَّة 1t , ( pl. خَلَل 4 , خِلَاْل 23 ),
a. Breach, gap.
b. Want, necessity; poverty, need.
c. Property, quality; nature, disposition.
خِلّ 2 , ( pl. أَخْلَاْل 38 ),
a. True friend.
خُلَّة 3t , ( pl. خُلَل 9 ),
a. Certain plant ( called the bread of camels ).
b. True, sincere friendship.
خَلَل 4 , ( pl. خِلَاْل 23 ),
a. Interstice, intervening space, break, breach, gap.
b. Disorder, confusion.
c. Flaw, defect, fault.
خَلَاْل 22 ,
a. Green dates.
خَلَاْلَة 22t ,
a. Sincere friendship.
خِلَاْل 23 , ( pl. أَخْلِلَة 15t ),
a. Wooden pin; peg.
b. Tooth-pick.
c. Hole of a seton.
خِلَاْلَة 23t ,
a. Tooth-pick.
خُلَاْلَة 24t ,
a. see 22t .
b. Remnants of dates on a palm tree.
خَلِيْل 25 , ( pl. خُلَّاْل 29 , أَخْلِلَآءُ 68 ), خَلِيْلَة 25t , ( pl. خَلَاْئِلُ 46 ),
a. True, sincere friend.
N. P. إِِخْتَلَلَ VIII ,
a. Deranged, disordered; mad.

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