لوم
Root entry · 49 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the particle 'lam' (ل) and its various functions and meanings in Arabic grammar. It explores its use in interrogatives, as a preposition with diverse meanings (for, to, until, after, upon), and as a particle of emphasis or تعقيب (following up). The entry also touches upon related particles and grammatical phenomena.
Derived headwords
- 1.whyboth
An interrogative particle used to inquire about the reason or cause for an action.
- 1.whenboth
A particle used to connect two clauses, often indicating that the second event occurred upon the occurrence of the first, or to express a reason.
- 2.not yetclassical
Used with a past tense verb to indicate that something has not yet happened.
- 1.whyclassical
An interrogative particle, an alternative form of 'lima' (لِمَ) with the addition of the 'ha' of silence (هاء السكت).
- 1.whyboth
An interrogative particle formed by combining 'ala' (على) and 'ma' (ما), meaning 'why' or 'for what reason'.
- 1.about whatboth
An interrogative particle, often a contraction of 'an' (عن) and 'ma' (ما), meaning 'about what' or 'concerning what'.
- 1.until whenboth
An interrogative particle formed from 'ila' (إلى) and 'ma' (ما), meaning 'until when' or 'to what extent'.
- 1.until whenboth
An interrogative particle, often from 'hatta' (حتى) and 'ma' (ما), meaning 'until when' or 'how long'.
- 1.forboth
A preposition with numerous meanings, including possession, purpose, cause, and destination.
- 2.toboth
Indicating direction or purpose.
- 3.because ofboth
Indicating the reason or cause.
- 4.uponclassical
Indicating a state or condition.
- 5.afterclassical
Indicating sequence in time.
- 1.the letter Lamboth
Refers to the Arabic letter 'lam' (ل) itself, or specifically to the definite article 'al-' (ال).
- 1.visionboth
A dream or a vision seen while awake.
- 1.interpretingclassical
One who interprets dreams or visions.
- 1.fearfulboth
One who fears or is in awe of something, particularly God.
- 1.to revealboth
To inspire or reveal something, often divinely.
- 1.those who precedeboth
Those who go ahead or are foremost, often in a race or in virtue.
- 1.prostratingboth
Those who are in a state of prostration, typically in prayer.
- 1.for the sake ofboth
Used to indicate the reason or purpose for which something is done.
- 1.upon itclassical
A prepositional phrase meaning 'upon it' or 'for it', used in specific contexts.
- 1.gatheringboth
The act of coming together or meeting.
- 1.a measure of grainclassical
A specific measure or quantity, likely of grain or food.
- 1.passedboth
Past tense of 'khala' (خلا), meaning 'to pass' or 'to elapse' (referring to time).
- 1.the peopleboth
A collective noun referring to a group of people.
- 1.going outboth
Those who are leaving or departing.
- 1.the peopleboth
A collective noun for humanity or a group of people.
- 1.attackingboth
Those who are attacking or speaking ill of others.
- 1.the donkeyboth
A common domesticated animal.
- 1.the horseboth
A common domesticated animal.
- 1.meatboth
The flesh of an animal used as food.
- 1.to lickboth
To pass the tongue over something.
- 1.blameboth
The act of finding fault or holding someone responsible for a mistake.
- 1.corpulentclassical
Describing someone or something as full or corpulent.
- 1.sturdyclassical
Describing a she-camel as strong and sturdy.
- 1.to breakclassical
To break something into pieces.
- 1.thatboth
A demonstrative pronoun referring to something distant.
- 1.thoseboth
A demonstrative pronoun referring to multiple distant things or people.
- 1.indeedboth
A particle of emphasis used with a past tense verb to confirm or assert a statement.
- 1.the one who strikes youclassical
A poetic construction meaning 'the one who strikes you', using 'al-' as a relative pronoun.
- 1.to cut offboth
To cut off a part of something, often the nose or ear.
- 1.to followboth
To pursue or track someone or something.
- 1.to gleamclassical
To shine or flash brightly.
- 1.to be more chasteclassical
To be more virtuous or chaste, used in comparative constructions.
- 1.to be more mightyclassical
To be more powerful or esteemed, used in comparative constructions.
- 1.to be more nobleclassical
To be more generous or noble, used in comparative constructions.
- 1.to be more stingyclassical
To be more miserly or stingy, used in comparative constructions.
- 1.to be braverclassical
To be more courageous, used in comparative constructions.
- 1.the commonplaceclassical
Something that is common, ordinary, or easily obtained.
- 1.to be intelligentboth
To be intelligent, discerning, or quick-witted.
- 1.heedlessnessboth
A state of being unaware or neglectful.
- 1.observationboth
The act of seeing or observing.
- 1.yesterdayboth
The day before today.