ترص
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of being firm, strong, well-made, and well-balanced. It extends to the idea of setting something firmly in place, making it precise, or ensuring its stability and integrity.
Derived headwords
- 1.The firm, well-madeclassical
Refers to something that is well-constructed, firm, and solid.
- 2.The balanced, preciseclassical
Describes something that is accurately set, balanced, or precisely calibrated, especially in the context of a scale.
- 1.to make firm, to set firmlyclassical
To make something firm, solid, and well-constructed. The masdar 'تراصة' denotes the act of making something firm.
- 1.firm, solidclassical
Describes something that is firm, solid, and well-made, similar to 'سخين' for 'ماء' or 'بريم' for 'حبل'.
- 1.firm, solidclassical
An alternative form to 'مترص', describing something as firm, solid, and well-made.
- 1.to make firm, to set firmlyclassical
To make something firm, solid, and well-constructed. It also means to set something in place precisely or to balance it.
- 1.to set straight, to balanceclassical
To set something straight, to make it level, balanced, or precise. Used in conjunction with 'أحكمه' (to make it firm).
- 1.balanced scaleclassical
A scale that is precisely balanced and accurate, not tilted or showing a false weight.
- 1.level scaleclassical
An equivalent term for a balanced and accurate scale, emphasizing its levelness.
- 1.tilting, unbalancedclassical
Describes a scale that is tilting or unbalanced, indicating inaccuracy.
- 1.strong, sturdy horseclassical
A horse that is strong, sturdy, and well-built.