الزور
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root الزور primarily relates to the concept of the chest, its center, or its prominent parts. It extends to meanings of visiting, falsehood, leadership, and physical attributes like crookedness or strength. The root also encompasses geographical locations and specific historical events.
Derived headwords
- 1.center of the chestclassical
The middle part of the chest, or the elevated portion from the chest to the shoulders, or where the ribs meet.
- 2.date palm spatheclassical
The spathe of a date palm tree.
- 3.intellectclassical
Reason, intellect, or understanding.
- 4.falsehoodboth
Lying, untruth, or deceit.
- 5.idolatryclassical
Worshipping deities other than God.
- 6.joy of foodclassical
The pleasure and goodness derived from eating food.
- 7.softness of clothclassical
The softness and purity of a garment.
- 1.to visitboth
To go to see someone or a place.
- 2.to lieclassical
To utter falsehoods or to deceive.
- 3.to invalidateclassical
To nullify or render invalid, specifically referring to testimony.
- 4.to mark with falsehoodclassical
To brand oneself or something with falsehood.
- 1.visitorboth
One who visits.
- 2.strangerclassical
Someone who is not a regular or familiar presence.
- 1.visitorsboth
Plural of visitor.
- 2.pilgrimsclassical
Those who undertake a religious pilgrimage.
- 1.visitboth
The act of visiting someone or a place.
- 2.pilgrimageclassical
A journey to a sacred place.
- 1.place of visitboth
A place that is visited, often a shrine or tomb.
- 2.shrineclassical
A holy place or monument.
- 1.to adorn with falsehoodclassical
To make something appear beautiful or attractive through lies.
- 2.to improveclassical
To make something better or more pleasing.
- 3.to compel to visitclassical
To force or urge someone to make a visit.
- 1.crookedclassical
Having a bent or crooked chest, or generally crooked.
- 2.leaningclassical
Inclined or leaning to one side.
- 3.looking sidewaysclassical
One who looks with the corner of their eye.
- 1.to adorn with falsehoodclassical
To make something appear beautiful or attractive through lies.
- 2.to improveclassical
To make something better or more pleasing.
- 3.to compel to visitclassical
To force or urge someone to make a visit.
- 1.marked by falsehoodclassical
Describing a camel whose chest was crooked and bore marks from being manipulated.
- 1.to turn asideboth
To deviate, turn away, or swerve.
- 2.to leanclassical
To incline or bend.
- 1.to visit each otherboth
Mutual visiting between people.
- 1.to adorn with falsehoodclassical
To make something appear beautiful or attractive through lies.
- 2.to improveclassical
To make something better or more pleasing.
- 3.to compel to visitclassical
To force or urge someone to make a visit.
- 1.Baghdadclassical
A name for Baghdad, referring to its inner gates being angled away from the outer ones.
- 2.Tigris Riverclassical
A name for the Tigris River.
- 3.a place nameclassical
Various geographical locations mentioned in the text.
- 1.herd of camelsclassical
A group or herd of camels.
- 2.cropclassical
The crop or pouch of a bird.
- 3.a tribeclassical
A name for a tribe, such as a branch of Azd Al-Sirat.
- 4.a place nameclassical
Geographical locations in Bahrain, Al-Jauf, and Tripoli.
- 1.protectionclassical
Anything that serves as a means of correction or protection.
- 2.ropeclassical
A rope used in saddling a camel.
- 1.flaxclassical
Flax plant or its fibers.
- 2.beautyclassical
Splendor, beauty, or magnificence.
- 3.habitclassical
A custom or habit.
- 4.man fond of womenclassical
A man who enjoys conversing with and being in the company of women, without impropriety.
- 5.flourclassical
Fine flour or meal.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location near Kufa.
- 2.distanceclassical
Remoteness or distance.
- 1.to adorn with falsehoodclassical
To make something appear beautiful or attractive through lies.
- 2.to improveclassical
To make something better or more pleasing.
- 3.to compel to visitclassical
To force or urge someone to make a visit.
- 1.to ask to be visitedclassical
To request or invite someone to visit.
- 1.to turn away fromboth
To deviate or turn aside from someone or something.
- 1.a male nameclassical
A name of individuals mentioned as transmitters of hadith.