فسد
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns corruption, decay, and ruin, encompassing moral, physical, and societal breakdown. It also relates to injustice, scarcity, and the opposite of what is beneficial or righteous.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be corruptboth
To become morally or physically decayed, spoiled, or ruined. It is the opposite of being sound or righteous.
- 2.to be spoiledboth
To become unfit for use or consumption, often referring to food or materials.
- 1.corruptionboth
The state or act of being corrupt, morally or physically. It can also refer to decay or ruin.
- 2.injusticeclassical
The act of taking property unjustly or wrongfully.
- 3.famineclassical
A state of severe scarcity or lack of food, leading to widespread hunger.
- 1.corruptionclassical
A variant masdar (verbal noun) for the root, signifying corruption or decay.
- 1.corruptboth
Characterized by moral decay, depravity, or being spoiled. It describes something that is not sound or righteous.
- 2.spoiledboth
Damaged, ruined, or no longer fit for use.
- 1.corruptclassical
An alternative adjective form indicating corruption or being spoiled, derived from the root.
- 1.to corruptboth
To cause something to become corrupt, spoiled, or ruined. It implies actively bringing about decay or moral degradation.
- 2.to spoilboth
To damage or ruin something, making it unfit for its intended purpose.
- 1.harmboth
Something that causes damage, injury, or loss; the opposite of what is beneficial or leads to welfare.
- 2.corruptionboth
An act or source of corruption or depravity.
- 1.to sever tiesclassical
To break or cut off familial or social bonds, implying a state of mutual estrangement or hostility.
- 1.to seek corruptionclassical
To actively seek or desire corruption, or to act in a way that leads to ruin.
- 2.to seek to spoilclassical
To endeavor to cause something to be spoiled or ruined.