حفظه
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of guarding, protecting, and preserving something, whether physically, mentally, or spiritually. It extends to remembering, taking care of, and being vigilant. It also encompasses related concepts like anger, steadfastness, and straightness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to guardboth
To protect or keep something safe from harm or loss.
- 2.to memorizeboth
Specifically used for the Quran, meaning to commit it to memory.
- 3.to tendboth
Used for wealth, meaning to look after and manage it carefully.
- 1.guardianboth
One who is entrusted with and watches over something.
- 2.vigilantboth
One whose eyes are not overcome by sleep; very watchful.
- 3.preserverclassical
In the context of the Beautiful Names of God, it refers to the one from whom nothing in the heavens or earth is hidden.
- 1.guardianboth
One who guards or protects something.
- 2.straight pathclassical
Refers to a clear and direct road.
- 1.guardiansboth
Plural of حَافِظٌ, referring to those who guard.
- 1.recording angelsboth
The angels who meticulously record the deeds of people. They are also called الحافظون.
- 1.zealclassical
Fervent emotion, often associated with protecting honor or family.
- 2.angerclassical
A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility.
- 1.zealclassical
The state of being zealous, particularly in defense of something sacred or honorable.
- 2.angerclassical
A strong emotion of displeasure or hostility.
- 1.to angerclassical
To cause someone to become angry, especially with offensive speech.
- 1.perseveranceboth
The act of being diligent and consistent in an action or duty.
- 2.defenseclassical
The act of protecting sacred things or what is forbidden.
- 1.defenseclassical
The act of defending sacred things or what is forbidden.
- 1.recordclassical
The result of being preserved or recorded.
- 1.to reserveboth
To keep something exclusively for oneself.
- 1.precautionboth
The act of being cautious or taking measures to avoid danger or mistakes.
- 1.vigilanceboth
The state of being free from negligence or inattentiveness.
- 2.memorizationboth
The act of committing something to memory.
- 3.preservationboth
The act of keeping something safe or intact.
- 1.to ask to guardboth
To request someone to take care of or protect something.
- 1.to swellclassical
Used to describe a snake becoming inflated or puffed up.