نقط
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of marking, dotting, or making small points. It extends to the idea of breaking something down into small pieces, acquiring something gradually, and also refers to specific social or familial relationships.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dotboth
To place dots or diacritical marks on a letter or text, thereby clarifying its pronunciation or meaning.
- 2.to markboth
To make small marks or points on something.
- 1.to punctuateboth
To add diacritical marks or points to letters, often to aid in pronunciation or distinguish similar-looking characters.
- 1.dotboth
A small mark or spot, often used in writing for diacritics or punctuation.
- 2.pointboth
A specific location or position, or a single item in a series.
- 3.diacritical markboth
A mark placed above or below a letter to indicate pronunciation or distinguish it from another letter.
- 1.scattered patchesboth
Referring to small, dispersed areas of something, such as vegetation.
- 1.dotsboth
The plural of 'nuqṭah', referring to multiple small marks or points.
- 2.pointsboth
The plural of 'nuqṭah', referring to multiple specific locations or items.
- 1.to become dottedboth
To become characterized by scattered marks or points, or to have patches of something appear.
- 2.to acquire graduallyboth
To take or receive something little by little, in stages.
- 1.freedman's freedmanclassical
A person who is the freedman of a freedman; a second-generation freedman.
- 1.freedman's freedmanclassical
A person who is the freedman of a freedman; a second-generation freedman.
- 1.markboth
A sign or symbol, often used as a designation or identifier.