البصر
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the sense of sight and perception. It extends to understanding, insight, and knowledge, as well as physical attributes related to vision and observation. It also encompasses geographical locations and specific objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.sightboth
The faculty of seeing; the sense of vision.
- 2.insightboth
Perception or understanding from the heart or mind; foresight.
- 3.visionboth
A sight or spectacle.
- 1.sightsboth
Plural of 'basar', referring to the faculty of sight or things seen.
- 1.to become sightedboth
To gain the ability to see; to become visually perceptive.
- 2.to understandclassical
To gain insight or comprehension.
- 1.insightboth
Deep understanding or perception.
- 2.visionboth
The ability to see.
- 1.to seeboth
To perceive with the eyes; to behold.
- 2.to noticeboth
To become aware of something.
- 3.to findboth
To discover or locate.
- 1.to look closelyboth
To examine carefully or scrutinize.
- 2.to contemplateboth
To think deeply about something.
- 1.to look to see whichclassical
To observe with the intention of determining which of two things is seen first.
- 1.to see each otherboth
To perceive one another visually.
- 1.all-seeingboth
One who sees everything; an epithet for God.
- 2.perceptiveboth
Having keen insight or understanding.
- 3.knowerboth
One who is knowledgeable or aware.
- 1.insightboth
Mental discernment or understanding.
- 2.faithboth
Belief or conviction of the heart.
- 3.evidenceboth
A clear proof or argument.
- 4.shieldclassical
A piece of armor used for protection.
- 1.sighted personboth
One who can see.
- 2.perceptive oneboth
Someone with insight.
- 3.middle partboth
The central section of a garment or other object.
- 1.Basraboth
A major city in southern Iraq.
- 2.hard groundclassical
Coarse or rough earth.
- 3.red earthclassical
Good quality red soil.
- 1.Busraboth
An ancient city in Syria.
- 1.Buseirboth
A place name, referring to villages in Egypt.
- 1.cuttingclassical
The act of cutting or severing.
- 2.foldingclassical
The act of folding two pieces of leather together for sewing.
- 3.sideboth
The flank or edge of something.
- 4.cottonclassical
A soft, fluffy staple fiber.
- 5.stoneclassical
Hard, rough stone.
- 1.small saddleclassical
A small pack saddle.
- 1.fleshy growthboth
A fleshy protuberance, often referring to a hemorrhoid.
- 2.saddleclassical
A saddle that is not a full pack saddle.
- 1.to arrive at Basraclassical
To reach the city of Basra.
- 1.contemplationboth
Deep thought or reflection.
- 2.examinationboth
The act of inspecting or scrutinizing.
- 1.to become clearboth
To become evident or manifest.
- 2.to seek insightclassical
To strive for understanding or clarity.
- 1.to make knownboth
To inform or reveal something clearly.
- 2.to cut the jointclassical
To sever a joint and its surrounding flesh.
- 3.to open eyesclassical
For a young animal to open its eyes.
- 4.to cut off headclassical
To decapitate.
- 1.clearboth
Evident, manifest, or easily seen.
- 2.enlighteningboth
Providing understanding or insight.