توب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of returning, repentance, and seeking forgiveness. It encompasses returning from sin to obedience, God's turning to His servant with mercy, and the act of offering repentance. It also extends to the noun for a coffin or ark.
Derived headwords
- 1.Repentanceboth
Returning from sin. It is also defined as regret.
- 2.Repentance (collective)classical
A collective noun for 'tawbah', similar to 'azmah' (resolve) being the plural of 'azimah'.
- 1.to repentboth
To return from sin to obedience, and to turn back to God.
- 2.to turn to (God)both
To return to God's obedience and turn back to Him.
- 1.he repentsboth
He returns from sin to obedience, and turns back to God.
- 1.repentanceclassical
A verbal noun for the act of repenting and returning to God.
- 1.repentanceclassical
A verbal noun for the act of repenting and returning to God.
- 1.God turned to himboth
God guided him to repent.
- 1.repentantboth
A man who repents to God.
- 1.The Ever-Returning (God)both
God's attribute, meaning He turns to His servant with forgiveness.
- 1.Forgiver of sin and acceptor of repentanceboth
An epithet for God, referring to His forgiveness of sins and acceptance of repentance.
- 1.and turn to Godboth
Meaning to return to His obedience and turn back to Him.
- 1.I offered him repentanceboth
I presented to him the opportunity to repent from what he had committed, meaning to return and regret his past actions.
- 1.he asked him to repentboth
He requested that he repent.
- 1.repentanceclassical
Derived from the root, following the pattern 'tafa'ulah'.
- 1.Arkclassical
A chest or coffin, originally 'tabootah' like 'taraqwah', where the 'waw' became a 'ta' of femininity.
- 2.Ark (variant)classical
The word for Ark, with some linguistic debate on its origin and pronunciation, with variations in pronunciation and spelling.
- 1.Ark (variant)classical
An alternative form of 'al-taboot', with the final 'waw' pronounced as 'ha'.