يتم

The state of being an orphan, specifically the loss of a father for a child before reaching puberty. It can also refer to the loss of a mother in animals.

Being alone or solitary, an individual without peers or equals.

Being overlooked or forgotten, stemming from the idea that an orphan is neglected in terms of care and support.

Delay or tardiness, particularly in movement or progress.

A state of requirement or necessity.

A child who has lost their father before reaching adulthood. It can also be used metaphorically for a woman who has lost her husband or for any unique or singular thing.

Singular, one of a kind, without a peer or equal.

A female child who has lost her father before reaching adulthood. The term can persist even after marriage or adulthood in some contexts.

A singular or unique item, especially a pearl.

The plural of 'yatīm', referring to multiple children who have lost their fathers.

Another plural form of 'yatīm', often used in classical Arabic.

A collective noun or plural form referring to orphans.

To cause someone to become an orphan, typically by causing the death of their father.

God making someone an orphan, or a father dying and leaving a child orphaned.

A passive construction implying God's decree in making someone an orphan.

The state of a child becoming an orphan, particularly by losing their father.

To move slowly or with delay.

To experience need or poverty.

To slip away or become free from something.

A place where orphans are gathered or reside, similar to a collective for elders or swords.

A woman whose husband has died, leaving her in a state of widowhood.

A child whose parents have died, making them orphaned.

A young animal, like a wolf cub, that is orphaned and hungry.

The act of causing someone to become an orphan.

The act of causing someone to become an orphan, often through warfare.

Describing someone who has become an orphan.

To be feeble or lacking strength.