الهيبة
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of fear, awe, and reverence, often directed towards something or someone powerful or imposing. It encompasses the feeling of fear itself, the state of being feared, and the entities or places that inspire such feelings.
Derived headwords
- 1.fearboth
A feeling of apprehension or dread caused by the presence or imminence of danger, pain, or threat.
- 2.aweboth
A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.
- 3.reverenceboth
Deep respect for someone or something.
- 1.fearboth
A feeling of apprehension or dread.
- 2.pietyclassical
Devotion to religious observances; devoutness.
- 1.aweboth
A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.
- 2.dreadboth
Anticipation of something terrible.
- 1.to fearboth
To be afraid of someone or something.
- 2.to revereboth
To regard with great respect or awe.
- 1.he fearsboth
He is afraid of someone or something.
- 2.he reveresboth
He regards with great respect or awe.
- 1.fearboth
The state of being afraid.
- 2.aweboth
A feeling of reverential respect.
- 1.to fear himclassical
To be afraid of him.
- 1.fearfulboth
Feeling or showing fear.
- 2.awe-inspiringboth
Causing a feeling of reverential respect.
- 1.fearfulboth
Prone to fear.
- 2.awe-inspiringboth
Inspiring awe or dread.
- 1.fearfulboth
Easily frightened.
- 2.awe-inspiringboth
Causing fear or awe.
- 1.fearfulclassical
Afraid.
- 1.fearfulboth
Afraid.
- 2.awe-inspiringboth
Inspiring fear or awe.
- 1.fearfulclassical
Afraid.
- 1.fearfulclassical
Easily frightened.
- 1.fearedboth
Inspiring fear or awe.
- 2.formidableboth
Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
- 1.fearedboth
Inspiring fear or awe.
- 2.formidableboth
Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
- 1.he feared meboth
He was afraid of me.
- 1.I feared himboth
I was afraid of him.
- 1.abundanceclassical
A large quantity of something.
- 2.cowardclassical
A person who lacks courage.
- 3.he-goatclassical
An adult male goat.
- 4.lightnessclassical
The quality of being light in weight or density.
- 5.shepherdclassical
A person who tends, rears, and guards sheep.
- 6.dustclassical
Fine, dry powder consisting of particles of earth or other matter.
- 7.frothclassical
A mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid.
- 8.a companionclassical
A person who accompanies or associates with another.
- 1.abundanceclassical
A large quantity of something.
- 2.cowardclassical
A person who lacks courage.
- 3.he-goatclassical
An adult male goat.
- 4.lightnessclassical
The quality of being light in weight or density.
- 5.shepherdclassical
A person who tends, rears, and guards sheep.
- 6.dustclassical
Fine, dry powder consisting of particles of earth or other matter.
- 7.frothclassical
A mass of small bubbles formed on or in liquid.
- 8.a companionclassical
A person who accompanies or associates with another.
- 1.lionclassical
A large powerful cat.
- 1.lionclassical
A large powerful cat.
- 1.lionclassical
A large powerful cat.
- 1.snakeclassical
A long limbless reptile.
- 1.come onclassical
An exclamation used to urge someone or something forward.
- 1.to driveclassical
To urge or force to move forward.
- 2.to callclassical
To summon or beckon.
- 1.come onclassical
An exclamation used to urge someone or something forward.
- 1.come onclassical
An exclamation used to urge someone or something forward.
- 1.come onclassical
An exclamation used to urge someone or something forward.
- 1.a place to be fearedboth
A location that inspires fear or awe.
- 1.a place to be fearedboth
A location that inspires fear or awe.
- 1.fearclassical
A feeling of apprehension or dread.
- 1.I made him respected by himclassical
I caused him to be regarded with awe or respect by someone.