لم
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of prohibition, deprivation, and lack. It signifies preventing something from happening or being possessed, leading to a state of not having or not being allowed something.
Derived headwords
- 1.not (past)both
A particle used to negate a past action or state, typically followed by a jussive verb.
- 1.to be deprivedboth
To be denied or prevented from having something, often due to fate or external forces.
- 2.to be forbiddenboth
To be prohibited or made unlawful.
- 1.deprivationboth
The state of being deprived or lacking something essential or desired.
- 2.prohibitionboth
The act or state of being forbidden.
- 1.deprivedboth
Lacking or denied something; unfortunate.
- 2.forbiddenboth
Prohibited or not allowed.
- 1.to forbidboth
To prohibit something, making it unlawful or disallowed.
- 2.to depriveboth
To take something away from someone, causing them to lack it.
- 1.forbiddenboth
Prohibited by religious law or custom; unlawful.
- 2.sacredclassical
Inviolable or consecrated.
- 1.sanctityboth
The state of being sacred, inviolable, or respected.
- 2.forbidden thingboth
Something that is prohibited or unlawful.
- 3.womanclassical
A term for a woman, often implying respect or sanctity.
- 1.forbidden placeboth
A place that is sacred or inviolable, such as the Haram of Mecca.
- 2.forbidden relativeboth
A relative with whom marriage is forbidden.
- 3.sacred monthboth
One of the four sacred months in the Islamic calendar during which warfare was forbidden.
- 1.haremboth
The private quarters of a Muslim household, reserved for women; also, the women themselves.
- 2.sanctuaryclassical
A protected or inviolable area.
- 1.prohibitionboth
The act of forbidding or declaring something unlawful.
- 1.making forbiddenclassical
The act of declaring something forbidden or sacred.
- 1.to make forbiddenclassical
To declare something as forbidden or sacred.