النطس

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to knowledge, expertise, and meticulousness. It encompasses being knowledgeable, skilled in medicine, and also describes someone who is fastidious, overly cautious, or even deceitful.

Derived headwords

نَطَسَverb

1.
to knowboth
To possess knowledge or understanding.

نَطَسٌnoun

1.
knowledgeclassical
The state of being knowledgeable or learned.

نَاطِسٌnoun

1.
spyclassical
One who secretly gathers information, a spy.

نُطْسٌnoun

1.
doctorsclassical
Skilled physicians or doctors.

نُطُسٌnoun

1.
doctorsclassical
Skilled physicians or doctors.

نُطُسٌnoun

1.
fastidious peopleclassical
Those who are excessively meticulous, fastidious, or even disgusted.

نُطُسٌnoun

1.
fastidious peopleclassical
Those who are excessively meticulous, fastidious, or even disgusted.

نَطَسِيٌّadjective

1.
knowledgeableclassical
Possessing knowledge or wisdom.
2.
physicianclassical
Relating to or being a physician.

نَطَّسَverb

1.
to be fastidiousclassical
To be excessively meticulous, clean, or refined in speech, food, clothing, or other matters.

تَنَطَّسَverb

1.
to be fastidiousclassical
To be excessively meticulous, clean, or refined in speech, food, clothing, or other matters.

تَنَطُّسٌnoun

1.
fastidiousnessclassical
The act of being excessively meticulous, clean, or refined in various aspects of life.

Parallel reading

العالم، وقد نَطَسَ كفرح.

The knowledgeable one, and he has become knowledgeable as in 'faraha'.

والنَّاطِس: الجاسوس.

And the spy: the spy.

وككتف: المتقزز المتقذر

And like 'katif': the disgusted, the filthy one.

وبضمتين: الأطباء الحذاق

And with two dammahs: the skilled doctors.

والمتقززون.

And the disgusted ones.

وكهمزة: الكثير التنطس

And like 'hamzah': the one who is excessively fastidious.

وهو التقذر

Which is disgust or being filthy.

والتأنق في الطهارة

And being meticulous in cleanliness.

وفي الكلام

And in speech.

والمطعم

And the food.

والملبس

And the clothing.

وفي جميع الأمور.

And in all matters.