بوح
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of emergence, appearance, and making something known or public. It extends to concepts of permission, permissibility, and openness, as well as physical spaces like courtyards and open areas. It also touches upon the idea of destruction and subjugation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to appearboth
The thing became visible or evident.
- 2.to revealboth
To make something known, especially something that was hidden or secret.
- 3.to discloseboth
To reveal what is in one's heart or chest.
- 1.to reveal itboth
To make something known, especially a secret or something that was kept hidden.
- 1.revelationclassical
The act of making something manifest or known.
- 1.revelationclassical
The act of making something manifest or known.
- 1.manifestboth
Openly apparent, evident, or public.
- 2.outspokenboth
Revealing what is in one's heart or mind.
- 1.outspokenclassical
Revealing what is in one's heart or mind.
- 1.to permitboth
To allow or grant permission for something.
- 2.to make permissibleboth
To render something lawful or allowed.
- 3.to releaseboth
To set something free or allow it to be used.
- 4.to plunderclassical
To take something by force or without right.
- 1.permissibleboth
Allowed by law or custom; not forbidden.
- 2.publicboth
Open to all; not restricted.
- 1.permissionboth
The act of allowing or granting permission.
- 2.permissibilityboth
The state of being allowed or lawful.
- 3.plunderingclassical
The act of taking by force or looting.
- 1.to plunderboth
To take possession of something by force; to loot.
- 2.to ravageclassical
To cause severe damage to; to devastate.
- 3.to enslaveclassical
To take captive and treat as property.
- 1.courtyardboth
An open space within or adjacent to a house or building.
- 2.open spaceboth
A wide, clear area.
- 3.middleboth
The central part of something.
- 1.courtyardclassical
Plural of 'bāḥah', referring to open spaces or courtyards.
- 2.genitalsclassical
Referring to the private parts.
- 3.selfclassical
Referring to one's own person or essence.
- 1.middleboth
The central or innermost part of something.
- 2.abundanceclassical
A large quantity of something, especially something desirable.
- 1.to revel inclassical
To take great pleasure or delight in something.
- 2.to be in abundanceclassical
To exist in large quantities.
- 1.to strike downclassical
To cause someone to fall or be defeated.
- 1.prostrateclassical
Lying face down on the ground.
- 1.confusionclassical
A state of disorder or mix-up.