البعد
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of distance, both physical and temporal. It extends to notions of remoteness, separation, and even metaphorical distance such as in opinion or social standing. It also encompasses related concepts like death and curses.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be distantboth
To be far away in space or time.
- 2.to be remoteboth
To be far removed or separated from something.
- 1.distanceboth
The state of being far apart in space or time.
- 2.remotenessboth
The state of being far removed or separated.
- 3.deathclassical
In some contexts, this root can refer to death.
- 1.distantboth
Far away in space or time.
- 2.remoteboth
Far removed or separated.
- 3.far-fetchedboth
Unlikely or improbable.
- 1.to distance oneselfboth
To move away from someone or something; to keep one's distance.
- 2.to make distantboth
To cause something or someone to be far away.
- 1.distancingboth
The act of keeping distance or moving away.
- 1.afterboth
Used to indicate sequence in time or order.
- 2.afterwardsboth
At a later time.
- 1.to distanceboth
To make someone or something far away.
- 2.to banishboth
To expel or drive away from a place.
- 3.to curseclassical
To invoke a curse upon someone.
- 1.distant travelerclassical
Someone who travels far.
- 1.distance (plural)both
Plural form of distance, referring to multiple distances.
- 1.distance (plural)both
Another plural form for distance.
- 2.region in Yemenclassical
A specific region in Yemen.
- 1.distance (of land)both
A measure of distance, particularly concerning land.
- 2.distance (of kinship)both
A degree of separation in kinship.
- 3.opinionclassical
Judgment, foresight, or sound opinion.
- 4.prudenceclassical
Wisdom and carefulness in judgment.
- 1.to move awayboth
To become distant; to move further away.
- 2.to consider distantboth
To deem something or someone to be far away.
- 1.long separationclassical
A long period of time between meetings or partings.
- 1.strangersboth
People who are not relatives; distant people.
- 1.afterboth
Used to indicate temporal or sequential relation.
- 1.distanceboth
A measure of remoteness.
- 1.afterwardsboth
Subsequently; at a later time.
- 1.far-travelingclassical
Someone who undertakes long journeys.
- 1.curseclassical
An invocation of evil or misfortune upon someone.
- 1.away with himclassical
An expression of condemnation or wishing ill upon someone.
- 1.far from goodclassical
Lacking any good qualities; worthless.
- 1.foresightclassical
The ability to predict what will happen or be needed in the future.
- 1.after (a prayer)classical
Used in the context of concluding a prayer or supplication.
- 1.long separationclassical
A significant duration of time since last seeing someone.