صلح
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of goodness, righteousness, and peace, contrasting with corruption and discord. It encompasses states of being well, acting virtuously, and achieving reconciliation or agreement between parties.
Derived headwords
- 1.Righteousnessboth
The state of being good, upright, and virtuous; the opposite of corruption and evil.
- 2.Goodnessboth
A quality of being good or beneficial.
- 1.to be goodboth
To be in a state of goodness, soundness, or well-being.
- 2.to be suitableboth
To be fitting or appropriate for someone or something.
- 1.goodboth
Possessing goodness, righteousness, or virtue.
- 2.suitableboth
Appropriate or fitting.
- 1.goodclassical
A variant form of 'salih', meaning good or righteous.
- 1.righteous peopleboth
The plural of 'salih', referring to righteous or good individuals.
- 1.righteous peopleclassical
A plural form for 'salih', referring to righteous or good individuals.
- 2.goodnessclassical
A masdar (verbal noun) for the verb 'salaha', meaning goodness or suitability.
- 1.peaceboth
Reconciliation or agreement between parties; concord.
- 2.treatyboth
An agreement or pact, especially between nations.
- 1.reformerboth
One who acts to improve or reform things, especially in actions and affairs.
- 1.God made him goodboth
A passive construction indicating that God has made someone righteous or sound.
- 1.goodboth
Feminine form of 'salih', used to describe things like rain or an exchange.
- 1.reformationboth
The act of improving, reforming, or setting something right; the opposite of causing corruption.
- 2.repairboth
The act of fixing something that is broken or damaged.
- 1.benefitboth
An advantage, profit, or good outcome.
- 2.interestboth
A concern or stake in something.
- 1.benefitsboth
The plural of 'maslaha', referring to various advantages or interests.
- 1.reconciliationclassical
The act of seeking to make peace or bring about agreement; the opposite of seeking to corrupt.
- 1.to reformboth
To set something right after it has become corrupt or damaged; to improve.
- 2.to treat wellboth
To treat an animal kindly, causing it to become well or improved.
- 1.they made peaceboth
Past tense plural for 'istalaha', meaning they reconciled or came to an agreement.
- 1.they made peaceboth
Past tense plural for 'salaha' (form II), meaning they reconciled or made peace among themselves.
- 1.they reformedboth
Past tense plural for 'aslaha', meaning they reformed or set things right.
- 1.they reconciledboth
Past tense plural for 'tasaalaha', meaning they reconciled or made peace with each other.
- 1.they made peaceclassical
Past tense plural for 'isaalaha' (form III, with 'ta' assimilated to 'sad'), meaning they made peace.
- 1.reconciledclassical
Describing people as being reconciled or having made peace with each other, often used as an adjective derived from the masdar.
- 1.reconciliationboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of 'musaalaha', referring to the act of making peace or reconciliation.
- 2.Makkahboth
A proper name for the city of Mecca.
- 1.river nameclassical
The name of a river located in Maysan.
- 1.male given nameboth
A common male given name in Arabic.
- 1.male given nameboth
A male given name, derived from the active participle meaning 'reformer'.
- 1.male given nameboth
A male given name, a diminutive or variant form.