عدل
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root 'عدل' primarily concerns the concept of balance, equity, justice, and straightness. It extends to notions of deviation, turning away, and returning. It also encompasses ideas of equivalence, compensation, and substitution, as well as the act of making something straight or upright.
Derived headwords
- 1.just, equitableboth
Describing something that is fair and balanced, adhering to justice.
- 1.justice, fairnessboth
The state of being just, equitable, and impartial.
- 2.equivalence, compensationboth
Something equal in value or worth; a substitute or compensation.
- 3.straightnessclassical
The quality of being upright or straight.
- 4.payment, ransomclassical
A payment or ransom offered, especially in exchange for something.
- 5.measure, rationclassical
A measure or ration, possibly related to weighing or distribution.
- 1.to be just, fairboth
To act with justice and equity.
- 2.to deviate, turn awayboth
To swerve or turn aside from a course or direction.
- 3.to return, go backclassical
To turn back or return to a place or state.
- 4.to equate, make equalclassical
To make something equal to another or to render it equivalent.
- 5.to commit shirkclassical
To associate partners with God; to practice polytheism.
- 1.to deviate from, turn away fromboth
To depart from a path, principle, or intention.
- 1.to return toclassical
To turn back or revert to something.
- 1.deviation, turning awayboth
The act of deviating or turning aside.
- 2.returnclassical
The act of returning or reverting.
- 3.doubt, indecisionclassical
A state of uncertainty or indecision between two options.
- 1.way, pathboth
A route, course, or method.
- 2.means of escape, recourseclassical
A way out or a recourse.
- 1.way, pathclassical
A route, course, or method.
- 1.to hesitate betweenclassical
To be uncertain or indecisive between two options.
- 1.hesitation, doubtclassical
The state of being uncertain or in doubt between two matters.
- 1.to adjust, modifyboth
To change or alter something to make it more suitable or correct.
- 2.to make straight, uprightboth
To cause something to become straight or balanced.
- 3.to make equal, balanceboth
To render something equal or to balance it.
- 4.to divert, turn asideboth
To cause someone or something to turn away from a course or direction.
- 5.to correct, amendboth
To rectify or improve something.
- 1.straight, well-proportionedclassical
Describing a creature, like a camel, with well-formed and balanced limbs.
- 1.to become straight, uprightboth
To become straight, balanced, or corrected.
- 2.to deviate, become crookedclassical
To become bent, crooked, or to deviate.
- 3.to move aside, step awayclassical
To move away or step aside.
- 1.Aduli (place name)classical
A place name, possibly a village in Bahrain, from which ships or other things were named.
- 1.related to Aduliclassical
Pertaining to the place named Aduli, often used to describe ships.
- 2.old, ancientclassical
Describing something as old or ancient, possibly derived from the name of a place associated with antiquity.
- 1.corners of a houseclassical
The corners or angles of a house.
- 1.Adl (person's name)classical
A person named Adl, son of Juz' ibn Sa'd al-Ashirah, who served as a guard for Tubba'.