بدل
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of substitution, replacement, and exchange. It encompasses the idea of something taking the place of another, whether it be a physical object, a person, or a linguistic element. It also extends to meanings of change, alteration, and transformation.
Derived headwords
- 1.substituteboth
Something that replaces or is exchanged for another.
- 2.replacementboth
The act or instance of replacing something with something else.
- 1.joint painclassical
A condition characterized by pain in the joints, particularly the hands and fingers.
- 1.suffering from joint painclassical
Describing someone who is experiencing pain in their joints.
- 1.substitutes (plural)both
The plural form of 'badal', referring to multiple substitutes or replacements.
- 2.the Substitutes (religious)classical
A specific group of seventy righteous individuals by whom God sustains the earth, with forty in Syria and thirty elsewhere.
- 1.to changeboth
To undergo a transformation or alteration.
- 2.to be substitutedboth
To be replaced by something else.
- 1.alterationboth
The act of changing or modifying something.
- 2.substitutionboth
The act of replacing one thing with another.
- 1.to changeboth
To cause something to become different; to alter.
- 2.to substituteboth
To replace one thing or person with another.
- 1.to substituteboth
To take something as a substitute for another.
- 2.to replaceboth
To put something new in the place of something old or lost.
- 1.to substituteboth
To take something as a substitute for another.
- 2.to replaceboth
To replace something with something else.
- 1.to exchangeboth
To give something and receive something of the same kind in return.
- 2.to reciprocateboth
To respond to (a gesture or action) by doing something with a similar force or effect.
- 1.exchangeboth
The act of giving or receiving something in return for something else.
- 2.reciprocityboth
Mutual exchange or dependence.
- 1.substitute lettersclassical
Linguistic letters used as substitutes, particularly in the context of certain phonetic rules or orthography.
- 1.noble, generous personclassical
A man who is distinguished, honorable, and generous.
- 1.noble, generous people (plural)classical
Plural of 'badal', referring to honorable and generous individuals.
- 1.flesh between armpit and nippleclassical
A specific anatomical term for the fleshy area located between the armpit and the nipple.
- 1.food sellerboth
A vendor who sells food items; commonly referred to as a grocer by the general populace.
- 1.Badeel ibn Warqaclassical
A Companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Badeel ibn Ali al-Ardebiliclassical
A traditionist (muhaddith).