رثا
Root entry · 39 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns lamenting, mourning, and expressing sorrow or pity for someone, especially after their death. It also extends to meanings of weakness, foolishness, and physical ailments, particularly in joints.
Derived headwords
- 1.to mix milkclassical
To mix milk, as in the preparation of a drink.
- 1.to be weakclassical
To be weak, especially in the joints or due to age.
- 1.to lamentboth
To lament or mourn for someone after their death, often by reciting poetry or eulogizing them.
- 2.to pityboth
To feel pity or compassion for someone.
- 1.lamentationboth
The act of lamenting or mourning for the dead.
- 2.pityboth
A feeling of pity or compassion.
- 1.lamentationboth
The act of lamenting or mourning for the dead, often involving praise and eulogy.
- 1.elegyboth
A poem or speech of praise and lament for the dead.
- 2.lamentboth
An expression of grief or sorrow.
- 1.elegyboth
A poem or speech of praise and lament for the dead.
- 2.lamentboth
An expression of grief or sorrow.
- 1.joint painclassical
Pain in the knees, joints, hands, or feet.
- 2.weaknessclassical
A condition that prevents movement due to pain or old age.
- 3.foolishnessclassical
Lack of intelligence or mental weakness.
- 4.listlessnessclassical
A state of apathy or lack of energy in one's affairs.
- 1.joint ailmentsclassical
Plural of 'rathiya', referring to ailments affecting the joints.
- 1.lamentedclassical
One for whom lamentation is made.
- 1.lamentedclassical
One for whom lamentation is made.
- 1.indecisiveclassical
One who cannot finalize a decision or matter.
- 1.weak-mindedclassical
Someone who is weak in intellect or understanding.
- 1.given to lamentingclassical
A woman who frequently laments or eulogizes her deceased husband or others she holds dear.
- 1.lamentationclassical
The act of lamenting or mourning for the dead.
- 1.to lament togetherclassical
To lament or mourn for someone collectively.
- 1.eulogyclassical
The act of eulogizing or praising someone after death.
- 1.to lamentboth
To lament or mourn for someone.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A state of weakness or debility.
- 1.foolishnessclassical
A state of foolishness or lack of sense.
- 1.listlessnessclassical
A state of listlessness or lack of concern.
- 1.ailmentclassical
A disease or ailment, particularly affecting joints.
- 1.weaknessclassical
A condition that prevents one from moving forward.
- 1.I mixed the milkclassical
I mixed the milk.
- 1.I lamented the manclassical
I lamented the man (a variant of 'ratha'tu'hu).
- 1.The woman lamented her husbandboth
The woman lamented her husband.
- 1.I remembered a story about himclassical
I remembered a story about him.
- 1.We shared a story among ourselvesclassical
We shared a story among ourselves.
- 1.we shared itclassical
We shared it (referring to a story or news).
- 1.he suffered from joint painclassical
He suffered from pain in the joints.
- 1.I felt pity for himboth
I felt pity or compassion for him.
- 1.So-and-so does not care about meclassical
So-and-so does not feel concern or pain regarding me.
- 1.I truly feel pity for himboth
I truly feel pity and compassion for him.
- 1.I lamented the deceasedboth
I lamented the deceased, praising their virtues.
- 1.The woman lamented her father and her two sonsclassical
The woman lamented her father and her two sons.
- 1.She lamented the deceasedclassical
She lamented the deceased (with hamza, a variant pronunciation).
- 1.the prohibition of lamentationclassical
The prohibition of wailing or excessive lamentation for the dead.
- 1.weak-mindedclassical
Having a weak mind or intellect.
- 1.lamentingclassical
One who is lamenting or mourning.