فسد
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of corruption, decay, and ruin, contrasting with goodness and uprightness. It encompasses moral, physical, and societal deterioration, as well as the act of causing something to become corrupt or spoiled.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become corruptboth
To deteriorate, decay, or become morally or physically spoiled. This is the basic meaning of the root.
- 2.to be ruinedboth
To be destroyed or rendered useless, often referring to things or situations.
- 1.to go badboth
Used for things that spoil, like food or milk.
- 1.to be corruptclassical
An alternative form of the verb indicating a state of corruption.
- 1.to corruptboth
To cause something or someone to become corrupt or spoiled.
- 1.corruptionboth
The state or act of being corrupt, spoiled, or ruined; moral decay or destruction.
- 2.ruinboth
The state of being destroyed or rendered useless.
- 1.corruption (as purpose)classical
Used as a maf'ul li'ajlihi (object of purpose) to indicate the reason for an action, meaning 'for the sake of corruption'.
- 1.corruptboth
Morally or physically spoiled, decayed, or ruined.
- 2.spoiledboth
Rendered unfit for use, especially food.
- 1.corruptclassical
An alternative form of the active participle, indicating a state of corruption.
- 1.corrupt peopleclassical
A collective noun for people who are corrupt or ruined, formed like 'hulaka'.
- 1.to corruptboth
To cause something or someone to become corrupt, spoiled, or ruined. This is the causative form (Form IV).
- 2.to spoilboth
To damage or ruin something.
- 1.corruptionboth
The act of causing corruption, spoiling, or ruin.
- 2.spoilingboth
The act of damaging or ruining something.
- 1.to seek corruptionclassical
To seek to corrupt someone or something, or to act corruptly towards someone.
- 2.to alienateclassical
To treat someone badly to the point of causing them to rebel or become disobedient.
- 1.to become estrangedclassical
For a group of people to become estranged, cut ties, or sever kinship.
- 1.corruptionboth
A cause or source of corruption or ruin; a corrupting influence.
- 2.detrimentboth
Something that causes harm or disadvantage.
- 1.seeking corruptionclassical
The act of seeking corruption or causing it.
- 2.alienationclassical
The act of causing estrangement or rebellion through mistreatment.
- 1.corruptingboth
That which causes corruption or ruin.
- 2.spoilingboth
That which spoils or damages.
- 1.corruptingboth
Feminine form of 'mufsid', referring to something that causes corruption.