النقض
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root 'al-naqḍ' primarily concerns the concept of breaking, undoing, or violating something previously established, such as a contract, building, or bond. It also extends to sounds made by animals or objects, and to the state of being weakened or worn out.
Derived headwords
- 1.to break, violateboth
To break or violate something established, such as a building, a rope, a covenant, or an agreement. This is the opposite of 'ibrām' (to ratify, confirm).
- 2.to undo, dismantleboth
To dismantle or take apart something that was built or constructed.
- 3.to make a soundclassical
To make a sound, often associated with breaking or cracking.
- 1.breaking, violationboth
The act of breaking or violating something, such as a contract or a bond.
- 2.undoing, dismantlingboth
The process of being undone or dismantled.
- 1.contradictionboth
A state of being contradictory or inconsistent; a conflict in meaning.
- 1.broken, violatedboth
Something that has been broken, violated, or undone.
- 1.worn out, emaciatedclassical
A worn-out, emaciated, or weak animal, especially a camel or a she-camel.
- 2.unravelled materialclassical
What has unravelled from tents or garments, which can then be re-spun.
- 1.remnants, debrisclassical
Remnants or debris, such as the skin of a truffle that has separated from it, or the remains of broken structures.
- 2.soundsclassical
The sounds made by various creatures like chicks, scorpions, frogs, eagles, ostriches, quails, falcons, hyraxes, geckos, and humans.
- 1.remnants, debrisclassical
Remnants or debris, similar to 'anqāḍ'.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
To make a sound, as in 'anqaḍū' (they made a sound).
- 1.what has been brokenclassical
That which has been broken down or dismantled from a building.
- 1.type of wrestlingclassical
A type of wrestling or combat.
- 1.sound of objectsclassical
The sound made by leather, saddles, bowstrings, straps, riding gear, litters, fingers, ribs, and joints.
- 2.sound of cuppingclassical
The sound made when a cupping instrument is sucked.
- 3.oppositeboth
The opposite or contrary of something.
- 1.sound in animalsclassical
A sound made by animals.
- 1.act of breakingboth
The act of breaking or undoing.
- 1.action, deedboth
An action or deed, used here as a grammatical term referring to the verb form.
- 1.to make a sound with fingersclassical
To make a sound by snapping or clicking one's fingers.
- 2.to stick tongue to palateclassical
To stick one's tongue to the palate and make a sound.
- 3.eagle made a soundclassical
An eagle made a sound.
- 4.to extract truffleclassical
To extract a truffle from the ground.
- 5.to tease goatsclassical
To tease or play with goats.
- 6.to make sound of chewingclassical
To make the sound of chewing gum, which is disliked.
- 1.incomplete erectionclassical
A horse's incomplete or not fully firm erection.
- 1.hair rope remnantsclassical
What has been undone from a hair rope.
- 1.a plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 1.Ismail bin Ahmad al-Shashiclassical
A title or epithet for the jurist Ismail bin Ahmad al-Shashi.
- 1.path in a mountainclassical
A path or track through a mountain.
- 2.poetic retortclassical
When one poet recites poetry and another poet responds with something contradictory or different.
- 1.fragrant substanceclassical
A pleasant-smelling substance or perfume.
- 1.blood drippedclassical
Blood dripped or seeped out.
- 2.bones made soundclassical
Bones made a cracking or snapping sound.
- 3.house crackedclassical
A house became cracked or fissured, making a sound.
- 1.contradictory speechboth
Speaking in a way that involves contradiction or inconsistency in meaning.