النبت
Root entry · 35 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of growth, sprouting, and vegetation. It extends to the act of planting, nurturing, and the resulting plants or produce. It also encompasses related terms for places of growth, young shoots, and even personal names derived from this concept.
Derived headwords
- 1.to grow, sproutboth
Used to describe plants or vegetation emerging from the ground.
- 1.vegetation, plantsboth
The general term for plants, flora, or greenery that grows from the earth.
- 2.growthboth
The process or result of growing, particularly of plants.
- 1.to grow, produce vegetationboth
Used when the earth itself is described as producing plants or vegetation.
- 1.place of growthclassical
The location where something grows, particularly plants. The entry notes this form is unusual and the standard form is كمقعد (maq'ad).
- 1.herbs grewboth
Specifically referring to the growth of herbs or vegetables.
- 1.to cause to growboth
To make something grow, often used in the context of God causing plants or other things to grow.
- 1.grown, producedboth
Describing something that has been caused to grow or be produced, often by God.
- 1.the boy's pubic hair grewclassical
A specific usage referring to the growth of pubic hair in a young boy.
- 1.his pubic hair grewclassical
Similar to the previous lemma, referring to the growth of pubic hair.
- 1.nurturing, upbringingboth
The act of raising, nurturing, or bringing up something, especially young plants or children.
- 2.plantingboth
The act of planting seeds or saplings.
- 3.young shootsclassical
Refers to small plants or shoots that grow from trees, large or small. The entry notes the first letter can be vocalized with a kasra.
- 1.Nabit bin Yazidboth
A name of a hadith narrator.
- 1.Ahmad bin Nabit al-Andalusiboth
A name of a hadith narrator.
- 1.Ali bin Nabit al-Wa'izboth
A name of a hadith narrator.
- 1.base, ignobleclassical
Describing someone as base, ignoble, or contemptible.
- 1.a generation grew for themclassical
Used idiomatically to mean that a new generation or group of young people emerged for them.
- 1.young generationclassical
Refers to a group of young people or a new generation that has emerged.
- 1.ignorant youthsclassical
Refers to inexperienced or ignorant young people.
- 1.poppy plantclassical
Refers to the poppy plant.
- 2.carob treeclassical
Also refers to a large tree, possibly the carob tree.
- 1.branches of the palmclassical
Refers to the branches of palm trees or similar plants.
- 1.a branchclassical
The singular form of النبائت, referring to a branch.
- 1.Nabit (tribal name)classical
The name of a tribe or ancestor in Yemen, associated with Amr bin Malik.
- 1.Nabit (place name)classical
A place name in Basra, from which the name Nabati is derived.
- 1.al-Nabatiboth
A nisba (attribution) indicating origin from the place named Nabit in Basra.
- 1.Dhat al-Nabitclassical
A location in the area of Arafat.
- 1.Nabataclassical
A place name in Basra.
- 1.Nabataclassical
A name given to people, similar to Sahab.
- 1.Nabatahclassical
A name given to people, similar to Sahabah.
- 1.Nabtaclassical
A name given to people, similar to Sahab.
- 1.Nabitaclassical
A name given to people, similar to Sahab.
- 1.Juhaynahclassical
A female companion's name, possibly a variant of a name with 'th'.
- 1.Muhammad bin Sa'id bin Nabat al-Nabatiboth
A hadith narrator, attributed to his grandfather Nabata.
- 1.Ahmad bin Muhammad al-Nabatiboth
A hadith narrator, known for his knowledge of plants.
- 1.al-Husayn bin Abd al-Rahman al-Nabaticlassical
A poet, referred to with the prefix 'bi-al-damm' (with dammah), indicating a specific pronunciation or lineage.
- 1.Nabatah (grandfather's name)classical
The name of the grandfather of the scribe al-Khatib Abd al-Rahim bin Muhammad bin Ismail. The pronunciation with dammah is considered more common and established.
- 1.Abdan bin Nubit al-Marwaziboth
A hadith narrator.