ريب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root ريب (r-y-b) primarily denotes doubt, suspicion, and uncertainty. It extends to encompass the adversities and vicissitudes of time, as well as the concept of need or necessity. The derived terms often describe the act of causing doubt or suspicion in someone, or experiencing it oneself.
Derived headwords
- 1.doubtboth
A state of uncertainty or lack of conviction about something; suspicion.
- 2.vicissitudes of timeclassical
The changing fortunes or hardships of life; the events and occurrences of time.
- 1.suspicionboth
A feeling or belief that someone is guilty of an illegal, dishonest, or unpleasant activity.
- 2.doubtboth
A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
- 3.accusationclassical
A charge or claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong.
- 1.to cause doubtboth
To make someone feel uncertain or suspicious about something.
- 2.to befallclassical
To happen to someone, especially something unpleasant.
- 3.to be displeasingclassical
To be a source of distress or annoyance.
- 1.to cause suspicionboth
To make someone suspect something or someone.
- 2.to become suspiciousclassical
To become a person of suspicion or doubt.
- 3.to bring suspicionclassical
To introduce doubt or suspicion into a matter.
- 1.to doubtboth
To have doubts about something or someone; to be uncertain.
- 2.to suspectboth
To believe someone is guilty of something, or to have a suspicion about them.
- 1.suspiciousboth
Causing or suggesting suspicion; questionable.
- 2.doubtfulboth
Giving rise to doubt; uncertain.
- 1.needclassical
A requirement, necessity, or urgent want.
- 1.clarified (milk)classical
Milk from which the butter has been churned, often referring to a clear or pure state.
- 2.clear (of doubt)classical
Free from suspicion or ambiguity; pure.
- 1.to cause suspicionclassical
To make someone suspect something or someone.
- 1.to suspectclassical
To perceive something in someone that causes suspicion.
- 1.frighteningclassical
Causing fear or alarm; dreadful.
- 1.it displeased meclassical
Something caused me distress or sorrow.
- 1.it made me suspiciousclassical
Something caused me to feel doubt or suspicion.
- 2.it made me uneasyclassical
Something caused me to feel a sense of unease or apprehension.
- 1.name of a manclassical
A proper noun referring to a male individual.
- 1.name of a placeclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location.