الفجر
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root الفجر primarily relates to the breaking of dawn and the light that appears. It extends to concepts of bursting forth, flowing, and opening. Metaphorically, it encompasses moral corruption, sin, generosity, and abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dawnboth
The light of the morning, specifically the redness of the sun in the darkness of the night.
- 2.Sinclassical
The act of engaging in illicit sexual relations and other transgressions.
- 3.Generosityclassical
Generosity, liberality, bounty, and good deeds.
- 4.Abundance of wealthclassical
Wealth and its abundance.
- 1.To dawnboth
The morning light breaks, and the night recedes.
- 2.To burst forthboth
Water bursts forth and flows.
- 3.To eruptclassical
Calamities befell them from every direction.
- 1.To dawnboth
The morning light breaks.
- 2.To burst forthboth
Water bursts forth and flows.
- 3.To be generousclassical
He was generous with his bounty.
- 1.To enter intoclassical
They entered into the time of dawn.
- 2.To find someone sinfulclassical
He found him to be sinful.
- 3.To bring much wealthclassical
He brought much wealth.
- 4.To lieclassical
He lied.
- 5.To commit adulteryclassical
He committed adultery.
- 6.To disbelieveclassical
He disbelieved.
- 7.To deviate from the truthclassical
He deviated from the truth.
- 8.To tap a springclassical
He tapped the spring, making it flow.
- 1.Pathsclassical
The paths or ways.
- 2.Days of sinclassical
The 'Days of Sin', a period of conflict between Quraysh and Qays 'Aylan.
- 1.To cause to burst forthboth
He caused the water to burst forth and flow.
- 1.Place of bursting forthclassical
The place where water bursts forth.
- 1.Place of bursting forthclassical
The place where water bursts forth (with dammah).
- 1.Sinclassical
Sinfulness, wickedness, and adultery.
- 1.Sinful personclassical
A person characterized by sinfulness (with two dammahs).
- 1.Sinfulboth
One who is sinful, wicked, or commits adultery.
- 2.Wealthyclassical
One who possesses much wealth.
- 3.Sorcererclassical
A sorcerer or magician.
- 1.Sinnersclassical
Plural of 'fajir', referring to sinful people.
- 1.Sinfulnessclassical
A name for sinfulness or wickedness.
- 1.O sinnersclassical
A vocative form derived from 'al-fajirah' (sinful woman).
- 1.To be wickedclassical
He was wicked, lied, disobeyed, and opposed.
- 2.To recover from illnessclassical
He recovered from his illness.
- 3.To recover sightclassical
His eyesight was restored.
- 4.To become corruptclassical
Their affairs became corrupt.
- 5.To fall from saddleclassical
The rider fell from his saddle.
- 6.To deviate from the truthclassical
He deviated from the truth.
- 1.To bring much wealthclassical
He brought much wealth.
- 2.To lieclassical
He lied.
- 3.To commit adulteryclassical
He committed adultery.
- 4.To disbelieveclassical
He disbelieved.
- 5.To deviate from the truthclassical
He deviated from the truth.
- 6.To tap a springclassical
He tapped the spring, making it flow.
- 1.Horse nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Al-Harith ibn Wa'lah.
- 1.Inventing speechclassical
Inventing speech without hearing it from anyone or learning it.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name (like Juhaynah).
- 1.To ride falselyclassical
Meaning to lie or be deceitful.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name (with harakah).