العهد
Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns agreements, covenants, and commitments, encompassing promises, oaths, trusts, and bonds. It also extends to concepts of preservation, protection, and remembrance, as well as time periods and divine unity.
Derived headwords
- 1.Covenant, pactboth
A solemn agreement or promise, often sealed by an oath or treaty.
- 2.Testament, bequestclassical
A formal statement of wishes or instructions, especially concerning future actions or property.
- 3.Trust, chargeboth
Something entrusted to someone's care or responsibility.
- 4.Oath, vowboth
A solemn promise, often invoking divine witness.
- 5.Protection, guaranteeboth
A state of security or assurance provided to someone.
- 6.Remembrance, memoryboth
The act or faculty of recalling something.
- 7.Time, periodboth
A duration of time, often referring to a specific era or season.
- 8.Divine unityclassical
The oneness and uniqueness of God.
- 1.To make a covenantboth
To enter into a solemn agreement or pact with someone.
- 2.To pledge, to vowboth
To make a solemn promise to someone.
- 1.To entrust, to instructboth
To give someone a charge or instruction, to commit something to their care.
- 1.Preservation, maintenanceboth
The act of keeping something safe, intact, or in good condition.
- 1.Respecting sanctityclassical
The act of honoring and upholding the inviolability of something or someone.
- 1.Safety, securityboth
A state of being free from danger or threat.
- 1.Pledge, guaranteeboth
A commitment or assurance, often related to legal or contractual obligations.
- 1.Meeting, encounterboth
The act of coming together or meeting.
- 1.Knowledge, acquaintanceboth
Familiarity or understanding gained through experience or study.
- 1.My covenant, my trustboth
A personal agreement, promise, or charge belonging to the speaker.
- 1.The appointed placeclassical
A place that has been designated or promised for a specific purpose.
- 1.Place of appointmentclassical
A place where something is promised or appointed to be.
- 1.First rain of autumnclassical
The initial rainfall of the season, often associated with new beginnings.
- 1.Pledge, guaranteeboth
A formal commitment or assurance, often in a contract or sale.
- 2.Book of allianceclassical
A written document formalizing a treaty or alliance.
- 3.Book of purchaseclassical
A written contract for a sale.
- 4.Weakness (mind/writing)classical
A decline in mental acuity or clarity in writing.
- 5.Return, recourseclassical
The possibility or right to retract or return something.
- 1.Pledge, guaranteeboth
A formal commitment or assurance, often in a contract or sale.
- 2.Book of allianceclassical
A written document formalizing a treaty or alliance.
- 3.Book of purchaseclassical
A written contract for a sale.
- 4.Weakness (mind/writing)classical
A decline in mental acuity or clarity in writing.
- 5.Return, recourseclassical
The possibility or right to retract or return something.
- 1.Pledge, guaranteeboth
A formal commitment or assurance, often in a contract or sale.
- 2.Book of allianceclassical
A written document formalizing a treaty or alliance.
- 3.Book of purchaseclassical
A written contract for a sale.
- 4.Weakness (mind/writing)classical
A decline in mental acuity or clarity in writing.
- 5.Return, recourseclassical
The possibility or right to retract or return something.
- 1.To be entrustedboth
To have something committed to one's care or responsibility.
- 1.Entrusted, appointedboth
Having something committed to one's care or designated for a purpose.
- 1.Successive rainclassical
Rainfall that follows one after another, where the latter part is still wet from the former.
- 1.Time, eraboth
The indefinite continued progress of existence and events.
- 1.Fulfillment, loyaltyboth
The act of keeping one's promises or commitments; faithfulness.
- 1.Oneness of Godclassical
The doctrine of God's absolute unity and uniqueness.
- 1.Guarantee, suretyboth
An assurance or pledge that something will be done or will happen.
- 1.Pledge, covenantclassical
A solemn agreement or promise.
- 1.Pledge, covenantclassical
A solemn agreement or promise.
- 1.To look after, to tendboth
To take care of someone or something, to attend to their needs.
- 2.To renew acquaintanceboth
To re-establish contact or familiarity with someone or something.
- 1.To look after, to tendboth
To take care of someone or something, to attend to their needs.
- 2.To renew acquaintanceboth
To re-establish contact or familiarity with someone or something.
- 1.To look after, to tendboth
To take care of someone or something, to attend to their needs.
- 2.To renew acquaintanceboth
To re-establish contact or familiarity with someone or something.
- 1.To renew acquaintanceboth
To make contact or become familiar with something or someone again after a period of absence.
- 1.Book of allianceclassical
A written document formalizing a treaty or alliance.
- 2.Book of purchaseclassical
A written contract for a sale.
- 3.Weakness (mind/writing)classical
A decline in mental acuity or clarity in writing.
- 4.Return, recourseclassical
The possibility or right to retract or return something.
- 1.I have no recourseclassical
I have no right or ability to return or retract something.
- 1.Responsibility for damagesclassical
The responsibility for rectifying any defect or damage lies with a particular person.
- 1.To stipulate, to conditionclassical
To make a condition or requirement in an agreement.
- 2.To guarantee againstclassical
To provide assurance or security against potential harm or events.
- 1.Covenantingclassical
One who makes or is part of a covenant.
- 2.Ancient, oldclassical
Belonging to a very distant past.
- 1.Banu 'Ahadaclassical
A tribal or family name, referring to a specific lineage.
- 1.To absolve, to secureclassical
To declare someone free from blame or responsibility, or to assure them of safety.
- 1.Rain-beaten landclassical
Land that has been struck by a strong, sweeping rain.