رسا
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThe root رسا (rasa) primarily denotes stability, firmness, and settling. It applies to physical objects like mountains and ships becoming stationary, as well as abstract concepts like the establishment of an idea or the permanence of a place. It can also relate to the act of mentioning or recalling something.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be firmboth
To be fixed, stable, and unmoving.
- 2.to settleboth
To come to rest or settle in a place, especially for a ship reaching the bottom or a mountain's base being fixed in the earth.
- 1.firmnessboth
The state of being firm, stable, or settled.
- 2.settlingboth
The act of a ship settling at the bottom or a mountain becoming fixed.
- 1.to make firmboth
To cause something to be firm, stable, or settled. This is the transitive form of رسا.
- 2.to anchorboth
To anchor a ship, causing it to become stationary.
- 3.to establishclassical
To establish or set something firmly in place.
- 1.firm mountainsboth
Mountains whose bases are firmly fixed in the earth, making them stable and unmoving.
- 1.firmboth
Fixed, stable, and unmoving; used for mountains or other stationary objects.
- 1.firm mountainsboth
The stable, deeply rooted mountains.
- 1.his foot was firmclassical
His foot became firmly planted, especially in battle, indicating steadfastness.
- 1.the ship settledboth
The ship reached the bottom or its lowest point and became stationary, no longer sailing.
- 1.its anchoring placeboth
The place where a ship is anchored or comes to rest.
- 2.its settlingboth
The act of settling or coming to rest.
- 1.causing it to anchorboth
The act of causing something (like a ship) to anchor or become firm.
- 1.anchorboth
The anchor of a ship, a heavy object used to keep the vessel stationary.
- 1.I drove the stakeboth
To drive a stake firmly into the ground.
- 1.it cast its anchorsclassical
Used metaphorically for a cloud that settles in a place to rain, or for something that becomes established and permanent.
- 1.the male camel settled with its femalesclassical
When a male camel herds its females (shoul) and settles with them after calling to them.
- 1.his feet were firmclassical
His feet became firm and stable.
- 1.immovable potclassical
A large pot that is so heavy or fixed in place that it cannot be moved.
- 1.he mentioned a saying to himclassical
To mention or recall a piece of information or a saying to someone.
- 1.he transmitted a saying from himclassical
To transmit or narrate a saying or tradition from someone.
- 1.mentionclassical
The act of mentioning or recalling something; synonymous with الرسو.
- 1.mentionclassical
The act of mentioning or recalling something.
- 2.recollectionclassical
The act of bringing something to mind or thinking about it.
- 1.I mentioned the sayingclassical
To mention or recall a saying, often to oneself or to initiate a thought process.
- 1.he intended to fastclassical
To intend or resolve to fast.
- 1.to swim withclassical
To swim alongside someone.
- 2.to compete withclassical
To vie with someone or compete in boasting.
- 1.he reconciled between themclassical
To bring about reconciliation or peace between people.
- 1.braceletclassical
A bracelet, especially one made of beads or similar materials.
- 1.firm in good or evilclassical
Steadfast and firm in either good deeds or bad deeds.
- 1.central poleclassical
The fixed pole in the center of a tent or tent structure.
- 1.a type of dateclassical
A specific variety of date fruit.