المستق
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being firm, stable, and upright. It encompasses ideas of steadfastness, integrity, and correctness in various contexts, including physical stability and moral rectitude.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be straightboth
To be physically straight, not crooked or bent. This can apply to lines, paths, or objects.
- 2.to be uprightboth
To be morally upright, honest, and righteous. To adhere to principles and good conduct.
- 3.to be correctboth
To be accurate, sound, or valid. To be in the right state or condition.
- 4.to be stableboth
To be firm, steady, and not wavering or collapsing. To maintain a consistent state.
- 5.to proceedclassical
To move forward or continue in a particular direction or course.
- 1.straightnessboth
The state or quality of being straight, physically or metaphorically.
- 2.uprightnessboth
Moral integrity, righteousness, and honesty.
- 3.correctnessboth
Accuracy, soundness, or validity.
- 4.stabilityboth
Firmness, steadiness, and constancy.
- 1.straightboth
Physically straight, not curved or bent. Used for lines, paths, etc.
- 2.uprightboth
Morally sound, honest, and righteous.
- 3.correctboth
Accurate, proper, or valid.
- 4.steadyboth
Firm, not wavering or unstable.
- 1.the matter became settledclassical
When a situation or affair becomes resolved, stable, or clear.
- 1.straight (fem.)both
Feminine form of 'mustaqīm', meaning straight.
- 2.upright (fem.)both
Feminine form of 'mustaqīm', meaning upright or righteous.