الفردوس
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThe root 'الفردوس' primarily refers to lush, fertile valleys and gardens, often containing abundant vegetation like grapevines. It can also denote specific geographical locations, a type of lodging, and abstract concepts like spaciousness or abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.Valleys with abundant plantsclassical
Valleys that grow various kinds of plants.
- 2.Garden, orchardboth
A garden that gathers all that is in gardens, possibly containing grapevines. It can be feminine. It is an Arabic word, or possibly borrowed from Roman or Syriac.
- 3.Meadowclassical
A meadow smaller than Al-Yamamah, belonging to Banu Yarbu'.
- 4.Water sourceclassical
A water source belonging to Banu Tamim, located near Kufa.
- 5.Fortressclassical
A fortress named 'Firdaws' located in Qazvin.
- 1.Lodging in foodclassical
A type of lodging found within food.
- 1.Places near Damascusclassical
Places near Damascus, to which one of its gates is attributed.
- 2.Places near Aleppoclassical
Places near Aleppo, situated between the barren land of Khassaf and the settled area of Tayyi'.
- 1.Large-bonedclassical
A man who is large-boned.
- 1.Spaciousness, abundanceclassical
Spaciousness or abundance.
- 1.Wide, spaciousclassical
A chest that is wide or spacious. It is suggested that the word 'Firdaws' might derive from this.
- 1.To throw downclassical
To throw someone down and strike them against the ground.
- 2.To stuff, fillclassical
To stuff or fill something densely.