ضنءت
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of abundance, particularly in offspring and wealth. It also extends to meanings of necessity, hiding, and light, with some derived terms referring to specific individuals or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to have many offspringboth
Said of a female animal, meaning her offspring became numerous.
- 2.to become abundantboth
Said of wealth, meaning it increased significantly.
- 1.to have many offspringboth
This is the causative form of the verb, meaning the female had numerous offspring.
- 1.having many offspringboth
An active participle describing a female (animal or human) who has numerous offspring.
- 1.having many offspringboth
An active participle, feminine form, describing a female who has numerous offspring.
- 1.abundance of offspringboth
The state of having numerous offspring, a plentiful progeny.
- 2.offspringclassical
Children or progeny. This term is used collectively and has no singular form like 'نفر' (group).
- 3.originboth
The source, root, or foundation of something.
- 4.mineclassical
A place where something originates or is extracted, like a mine or quarry.
- 1.abundance of offspringclassical
Plural of 'ضنء', referring to numerous offspring.
- 1.to go and hideclassical
To travel into the land and conceal oneself, to go into hiding.
- 1.to go and hideclassical
To travel into the land and conceal oneself, to go into hiding.
- 1.necessityclassical
A state of dire need or compulsion, a difficult situation requiring action.
- 1.necessityclassical
A state of dire need or compulsion, a difficult situation requiring action.
- 1.to feel shyclassical
To experience shyness or bashfulness towards someone.
- 2.to be ashamedclassical
To feel embarrassed or ashamed in relation to someone.
- 1.to feel shyclassical
To experience shyness or bashfulness.
- 1.to have abundant livestockboth
Said of a group of people, meaning their livestock became numerous.
- 1.lightboth
The illumination that makes things visible; brightness.
- 1.lightboth
An alternative form for light, brightness.
- 1.lightboth
An alternative form for light, brightness.
- 1.to shineboth
To emit or reflect light; to be bright.
- 1.to illuminateboth
To make something bright or luminous; to light up.
- 2.to shineboth
To emit light, to be luminous.
- 1.to illuminate itboth
The causative form, meaning to make something bright or luminous.
- 1.to illuminate itboth
The causative form, meaning to make something bright or luminous.
- 1.to seek light from itboth
To seek illumination or guidance from something.
- 1.to turn away from the matterclassical
To distance oneself or turn away from a particular affair or issue.
- 1.to stand in darkness for lightclassical
To stand in the dark, hoping to see by the light of a fire belonging to the inhabitants.
- 1.to urinateclassical
A euphemism for urination, literally 'to light with one's urine'.
- 1.Wadhu' bin Salamaclassical
A proper name of a poet mentioned in the text.
- 1.Ibn al-Lajlajclassical
A proper name of a poet mentioned in the text.
- 1.Al-Hasan bin Yusufclassical
A person named Al-Hasan bin Yusuf, described as 'seeking light from God'.
- 1.a burial placeclassical
A place named Dhaha, where Ibn Lasa'idah bin Ju'ayyah was buried.
- 1.a type of treeclassical
A plant similar to the 'sayyal' tree.
- 2.a woman who does not menstruateclassical
A description of a woman who does not have her menstrual cycle.
- 3.a woman without milk or breastsclassical
A description of a woman lacking milk and developed breasts.
- 4.a waterless desertclassical
A barren desert or plain devoid of water.
- 5.a valley in the Sarat mountainsclassical
A geographical feature, a valley originating from the Sarat region.
- 1.his matter was ailingclassical
Said of a person's situation or condition, meaning it was weak or poorly managed.
- 1.likenessclassical
The act of being similar or comparable to something else; resemblance.
- 2.gentlenessclassical
Kindness, leniency, or a gentle approach.
- 1.likenessclassical
The act of being similar or comparable to something else; resemblance.
- 2.gentlenessclassical
Kindness, leniency, or a gentle approach.