الندبة
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the scar left by a wound, its formation, and the resulting mark. It extends to meanings of calling, urging, mourning, and praising. Figuratively, it can refer to something desirable, a swift or capable person, or a characteristic of something unstable.
Derived headwords
- 1.scarboth
The lasting mark of a wound on the skin.
- 2.mourningclassical
The act of mourning for the deceased, often accompanied by recounting their virtues.
- 1.to scarboth
The wound became scarred, leaving a mark.
- 2.to callboth
To call someone to a matter, to urge or direct them.
- 3.to mournclassical
To mourn for the deceased and enumerate their good qualities.
- 1.scarsboth
Plural of 'nadbah', referring to the marks left by wounds.
- 2.mourningclassical
The act of mourning or lamenting.
- 1.scarsboth
A plural form for the marks left by wounds.
- 1.scarsboth
A plural form for the marks left by wounds.
- 2.swiftnessclassical
Referring to a light or quick movement, especially in need.
- 1.to scarboth
The scar formed on him/it.
- 2.to dareclassical
To dare or risk something.
- 1.scarredboth
One upon whom scars have formed.
- 1.recommendedboth
That which is recommended or desirable.
- 2.praisedclassical
One who is praised or lauded.
- 1.swift personclassical
A person who is quick and capable in matters of need.
- 2.noble personclassical
An intelligent, distinguished, and noble individual.
- 3.dartingclassical
The act of darting or shooting.
- 4.dangerclassical
Risk or peril.
- 1.swift peopleclassical
Plural of 'nadb', referring to quick and capable individuals.
- 1.to dartclassical
To dart or shoot, as in archery.
- 1.companionclassical
A female companion or freedwoman, specifically mentioning one with prophetic connection.
- 1.unstable hoof/footclassical
The part of a hoof or foot that does not remain firm or stable.
- 1.eloquentclassical
A description of an eloquent Arab.
- 1.portclassical
A port or anchorage in the sea of Yemen.
- 1.to affectboth
The words affected him or left a mark on him.
- 2.to dareclassical
To dare or risk oneself.
- 1.to respondclassical
God responded to those who went out in His cause, promising forgiveness or reward.
- 2.to undertakeboth
To undertake a task or responsibility.
- 3.to contradictclassical
To contradict someone in their speech.
- 1.swiftclassical
Describing a person who is quick and capable in matters of need.