نفذ
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of passing through, penetrating, or going beyond a limit. It extends to ideas of execution, implementation, and effectiveness, particularly in relation to commands, decisions, and physical penetration.
Derived headwords
- 1.Permissibility, validityboth
The state of being permissible, valid, or executable; جواز الشيء والخلوص منه.
- 2.Penetrationboth
The act of a sharp object passing through something, like an arrow through a target.
- 3.Movement of vowel soundclassical
In phonetics, the movement of the vowel sound of the connecting particle (هاء الوصل) to the final consonant, allowing it to be pronounced.
- 1.To pass through, penetrateboth
To go through, pierce, or pass beyond a limit or obstacle. This applies to physical objects and abstract concepts.
- 2.To be valid, permissibleboth
To be executable, valid, or effective, especially concerning orders or decisions.
- 3.To pass by, go beyondboth
To move past or exceed a point or boundary.
- 1.Penetrating, piercingboth
Describing something that passes through or pierces, like a penetrating wound or a sharp object.
- 2.Effective, authoritativeboth
Describing a command, decision, or person whose authority is recognized and executed; مطاع.
- 3.Passable, accessibleboth
Describing a road or path that is open and can be traversed.
- 1.Penetration, passageboth
The act or process of passing through or penetrating, similar to نفاذ.
- 2.Effectiveness, authorityboth
The quality of being effective, authoritative, or influential.
- 1.To cause to pass through, to sendboth
To make something pass through, to dispatch or send something, often a command or message.
- 2.To execute, implementboth
To carry out, execute, or implement a command, order, or decision.
- 3.To pass through (eyesight)both
For sight to penetrate or encompass, especially in the context of a vast expanse.
- 1.Execution, implementationboth
The act of carrying out, executing, or implementing a command, order, or plan.
- 2.Sending throughboth
The act of causing something to pass through or be sent.
- 1.Passage, openingboth
A passage, an opening, or a way through, often referring to the hole made by a penetrating object.
- 2.Execution (of an order)both
The act of executing or implementing an order or command.
- 1.Passage, outlet, exitboth
A way through, an opening, an outlet, or an exit point.
- 2.Place of executionclassical
A place where something is carried out or executed.
- 1.Windowmodern
An opening in a wall or building, typically fitted with glass, to admit light or air and allow people to see out.
- 2.Penetrating openingclassical
A hole or opening that allows passage or penetration.
- 1.Effective ones, authoritative onesboth
Plural of نافذ, referring to those whose commands or decisions are effective and obeyed.
- 1.Penetration (of a wound)classical
The extent to which a wound penetrates or passes through.
- 1.Passage, way throughclassical
A way through or an opening, particularly in the context of a wound.
- 1.Passage, openingclassical
A passage or opening, especially one that allows something to pass through.
- 1.Exit, way outclassical
A means of escape or a way out of a difficult situation.
- 1.Trodden, walked uponclassical
Describing a path or road that has been frequently walked upon or is well-trodden.
- 1.Expanse, spaciousnessclassical
A wide, open space; spaciousness.
- 1.To resort to, appeal toclassical
To go to a judge or authority for a decision; to appeal to.
- 2.To present argumentsclassical
To present one's case or arguments before a judge.
- 1.To litigate, to disputeclassical
To engage in legal dispute or litigation with someone.
- 1.Opening, passageclassical
A hole or opening through which something can pass.