فقد
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of loss, absence, and searching for something or someone that is missing. It extends to the state of being lost, the act of searching, and specific terms related to bereavement and even a type of drink.
Derived headwords
- 1.to loseboth
To be deprived of something or someone; to no longer have it.
- 2.to cause to loseboth
To make someone lose something or someone.
- 1.lossboth
The state of being lost or deprived of something.
- 1.lossboth
The state of being lost or deprived of something.
- 1.lossclassical
The state of being lost or deprived of something.
- 1.lostboth
Something or someone that is absent or cannot be found.
- 1.lostboth
Something or someone that is absent or cannot be found.
- 2.deceasedboth
A person who has died, often used with a sense of mourning.
- 1.to cause to loseboth
To make someone lose something or someone.
- 1.bereavedclassical
A woman who has lost her husband, child, or close relative.
- 2.full ofclassical
An animal whose offspring is satiated or full.
- 1.lossboth
The state of being lost or deprived of something.
- 1.searching forboth
The act of seeking out something that is missing or absent.
- 2.investigatingboth
The act of examining or inquiring into the condition or state of something or someone.
- 1.searching forboth
The act of seeking out something that is missing or absent.
- 2.missingboth
The state of not finding someone or something.
- 1.mutual lossclassical
When people lose sight of each other or are separated.
- 1.a drinkclassical
A beverage made from raisins and honey, sometimes with a plant that enhances its intoxicating effect.
- 1.a plantclassical
A plant similar to Kuthu, used in making a drink.