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Etymological Dictionary of Arabic
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¹tasallaq‑ تَسَلَّقـ (tasalluq) 
ID – • Sw – • BP … • APD … • © SG | 13Feb2022
√SLQ 
vb., V 
1a to ascend, mount, climb, scale (s.th.); b to climb up (plant) – WehrCowan1976. 
▪ Either denom. from ↗sullāq ‘Ascension of Christ (Chr.)’ (a loan from Aram), or directly from Aram SLQ ‘to ascend’. For the latter, several etymologies have been proposed. The most plausible (in our view), put forward by Kogan2015, assumes -sl- in some forms to be the result of a dissociation from earlier *-ś-, so that the Aram forms (and the Hbr and Ar ones borrowed from them) ultimately should be seen together with Ar ↗ŠQY ‘to grow’, šāqiⁿ ‘high, inaccessible’, etc. – For details see ↗sullāq.
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▪ First attestation (as vn. tasalluq ) pre-791 in Ḫalīl b. ʔAḥmad’s Kitāb al-ʕAyn.
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▪ ↗sullāq.
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▪ ↗sullāq.
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►tasalluq, n., climbing; ascent: vn V.
►mutasalliq, adj.: al-nabātāt al-matasalliqaẗ, climbing plants, creepers: PA V.

For other values of the root, cf. ↗¹salaqa, ↗²salaqa, ↗³salaqa, ↗⁴salaqa, ↗⁵salaqa, ↗sullāq, ↗salq, ↗¹salīqaẗ, ↗²salīqaẗ, ↗salaqūn and ↗salūqī as well as, for the overall picture, root entry ↗√SLQ. 
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