كلف
كَلِفَ(n. ac. كَلَف)
a. [Bi], Took pains, trouble about.
b. [Bi], Fell, was in love with.
c. Was tawny (face).
كَلَّفَa. Imposed upon (task).
b. [ coll. ], Cost.
أَكْلَفَ
a. [acc. & Bi], Induced to take trouble about, to take interest
in, inspired with enthusiasm for.
تَكَلَّفَa. Undertook a difficult task; took trouble.
b. Pretended, feigned.
كَلْفa. Reddish-brown.
كُلْفَةa. see 1b. (pl.
كَلَف), Pain, trouble, care.
c. [ coll. ]
see 4 (c)
كَلَفa. see 1b. Freckles (face).
c. (pl.
أَكْلَاْف) [ coll. ], Cost, expense.
أَكْلَفُ
(pl.
كُلْف)
a. Brown; tawny.
كَلُوْفa. Task, hard work.
كَلْفَآءُ
a. [art.], Wine.
N. Ac.
كَلَّفَa. Task, labour.
b. (pl.
تَكَاْلِيْف) [ coll. ], Ceremony; studied
politeness.
N. Ag.
تَكَلَّفَa. Meddlesome person, busy-body.
إِكْلَأَفَّ [إِكْلَاْفَّ]
a. Became of a ruddy hue (wine).
تَكْلِفَة (pl.
تَكَاْلِيْف)
a. ;
see N. Ac.
II (a)
بِلَا تَكْلِيْف
a. [ coll. ], Unceremoniously.
كَلِّفْ خَاطِرَك
a. Please to, oblige by.
