لظي
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns intense fire, flames, and burning. It extends to the concept of intense heat, fervent anger, and even the fires of hell. The derived terms often describe the act or state of blazing, igniting, or being intensely hot.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fireboth
The fire itself, or specifically the pure flame.
- 2.Hellfireclassical
A name for Hell, considered feminine and indeclinable due to being a proper noun and feminine. It is named 'Laza' because it is the most intense of fires.
- 3.Intense heatclassical
Used metaphorically to describe extreme heat.
- 1.to blaze, to burnboth
The fire blazed or burned intensely.
- 1.to blaze up, to be inflamedboth
The fire blazed up, becoming intensely hot and glowing.
- 2.to be furiousboth
To be intensely angry, burning with rage.
- 3.to be intensely hotclassical
Used to describe a desert or place experiencing extreme heat.
- 1.blazing, inflammationboth
The act or state of blazing up intensely, like a fire.
- 2.furyboth
The state of being intensely angry.
- 1.blazing, inflammationclassical
The act of a fire becoming inflamed or blazing up.
- 1.to blaze up, to be inflamedclassical
The fire blazed up or became inflamed.
- 1.to blaze up, to be inflamedboth
The fire blazed up or became inflamed.
- 1.to blaze, to glowboth
Used in the Quranic verse to mean glowing or intensely burning.
- 1.to blaze, to glowclassical
The original form, implying intense blazing or glowing, from which 'tatalaẓẓá' is derived.
- 1.to blaze, to igniteclassical
Used in a simile to describe spears igniting or becoming fierce in battle.
- 1.to be inflamed, to burnclassical
Used in a hadith to describe imminent death or danger burning within their spears.