حائل

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of the verb حَالَ‎ (ḥāla, “to change”), from the root ح و ل‎ (ḥ w l).

Adjective

حَائِل • (ḥāʔil) (masculine plural حِيَال‎ (ḥiyāl) or حُول‎ (ḥūl) or حُوَّل‎ (ḥuwwal))

  1. altering, changing, being transmuted
  2. altered, changed, transmuted
  3. becoming black
  4. having become black

Declension

Noun

حَائِل • (ḥāʔil) m (plural حِيَال‎ (ḥiyāl) or حُول‎ (ḥūl) or حُوَّل‎ (ḥuwwal))

  1. anything shifting or moving in (مِن‎ (min)) its place
  2. anything having shifted or moved in (مِن‎ (min)) its place
  3. a female camel (or other animal) not conceiving or becoming pregnant during a set period of years
  4. a palm tree not bearing fruit
  5. a female baby camel at the time of birth

Declension

References

Noun

حَائِل • (ḥāʔil) m (plural حَوَائِل‎ (ḥawāʔil))

  1. partition, fence, barrier, obstacle, obstruction

Declension

References

Urdu

Etymology

From Arabic حَائِل‎ (ḥāʔil).

Pronunciation

Adjective

حائِل • (hāil) m (Hindi spelling हाइल)

  1. intervening, interposing, restraining, preventing
  2. hindering, standing in the way, disturbing

Noun

حائِل • (hāil) m (Hindi spelling हाइल)

  1. obstacle, impediment

References

  • “حائل”, in اُردُو لُغَت (in Urdu), Ministry of Education: Government of Pakistan, 2017.
  • “حائل”, in Rekhta Dictionary [Urdu dictionary with meanings in Hindi & English] (in English), Noida, India: Rekhta Foundation, 2023.
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