فتا
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of ceasing or stopping an action, often used in negative constructions to mean 'to continue' or 'to not cease'. It also has a secondary meaning related to forgetting or neglecting something.
Derived headwords
- 1.to not ceaseboth
Used in the negative to mean 'to continue' or 'to still be doing something'. It implies persistence in an action.
- 1.to not ceaseboth
An alternative pronunciation and form of 'ما فتئت', also used in the negative to mean 'to continue' or 'to still be doing something'.
- 1.to ceaseclassical
The basic verb form, meaning to stop or cease. It is primarily used in its negated forms to convey continuation.
- 1.cessationclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of 'فتأ', meaning the act of ceasing or stopping.
- 1.to not ceaseclassical
A variant form, particularly used by the Tamim tribe, meaning 'to not cease' or 'to continue', especially when used with negation.
- 1.continuationclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of 'أفتأ', signifying the act of continuing or not ceasing.
- 1.to not ceaseclassical
Another variant form, used by the Qays tribe and others, meaning 'to not cease' or 'to continue', typically in negative constructions.
- 2.to forgetclassical
In rare contexts, it can mean to forget or to become detached from something.
- 1.to forgetclassical
To forget or to become detached from something.
- 1.forgettingclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) of 'أفتأ', meaning the act of forgetting or becoming detached.