ءفد
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of time, specifically the approaching end of a period, but also encompasses related ideas of haste, delay, and distance. It describes the nearing of a deadline or a specific time, as well as the duration or extent of time.
Derived headwords
- 1.to hastenboth
To move quickly or with urgency towards a goal or destination.
- 2.to delayboth
To move slowly or put off an action, acting in opposition to hastening.
- 3.to approachboth
To draw near to a specific time, place, or event.
- 1.to hastenboth
To move quickly or with urgency, similar to the basic form of the verb.
- 2.to delayboth
To move slowly or put off an action, acting in opposition to hastening.
- 3.to approachboth
To draw near to a specific time, place, or event.
- 1.to hastenboth
To move or act with great speed.
- 1.to delayboth
To move or act slowly; to be late.
- 1.to approachboth
To come near or closer to something in space, time, or degree.
- 1.to approachboth
To draw near, especially in time; to be imminent.
- 1.to hastenclassical
To make haste or move quickly.
- 2.to delayclassical
To cause delay or move slowly.
- 3.to approachclassical
To approach or draw near.
- 1.hasteningclassical
One who is hastening or moving quickly.
- 2.delayingclassical
One who is delaying or moving slowly.
- 3.approachingclassical
One who is approaching or drawing near.
- 1.the deadlineboth
The appointed time or limit for something.
- 2.the durationboth
The extent or length of time.
- 1.the delayclassical
The act or instance of delaying or being late.
- 1.the delayclassical
The act or instance of delaying or being late.
- 1.lateclassical
Occurring at the end of a month or a specific time.