اليقظة
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the state of being awake, the opposite of sleep. It extends to the act of waking someone up, and metaphorically to the sound of objects like jewelry. It also includes names derived from this concept.
Derived headwords
- 1.wakefulnessboth
The state of being awake, the direct opposite of sleep.
- 1.to be awakeboth
To be in the state of wakefulness, not sleeping.
- 1.wakefulnessboth
A state of being awake; a masdar (verbal noun) for the verb 'to be awake'.
- 1.wakefulnessclassical
A state of being awake; another masdar (verbal noun) for the verb 'to be awake'.
- 1.to wake upboth
To transition from sleep to wakefulness.
- 1.awakeboth
Describing someone who is awake and not asleep.
- 1.awake peopleboth
Plural of 'يقظ', referring to people who are awake.
- 1.awakeboth
A feminine form or a state of being awake.
- 1.awake womenclassical
Plural of 'يقظى', referring to women who are awake.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
Used for jewelry like anklets and ornaments, meaning to produce a sound.
- 1.Al-Yaqzanboth
A name given to a companion (sahabi) and a successor (tabi'i), also refers to a rooster.
- 1.to awaken someoneboth
To cause someone to become awake or alert.
- 1.to be awakenedboth
To be made awake or alert; a reflexive or passive form.
- 1.to awaken someoneboth
To cause someone to become awake or alert; synonymous with 'يقظه'.