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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns sin, wrongdoing, and the consequences thereof. It encompasses concepts like guilt, transgression, and the act of committing what is forbidden. It also extends to related ideas like punishment, repentance, and even specific negative attributes or entities associated with sin.
Derived headwords
- 1.Sinboth
A transgression against divine law or moral principles; a wrongdoing.
- 2.Alcoholclassical
Intoxicating liquor, considered a sin.
- 3.Gamblingclassical
Games of chance, considered a sin.
- 4.Forbidden actboth
An action that is unlawful or impermissible.
- 1.To sinboth
To commit a sin or transgression.
- 1.Sin (masdar)both
The act or state of sinning; the sin itself.
- 1.Sin (masdar)classical
An alternative form for the masdar of 'athama', denoting the act or state of sinning.
- 1.Sinfulboth
One who commits sin; guilty.
- 1.Sinfulboth
Characterized by sin; deeply sinful.
- 2.Liarclassical
One who habitually tells falsehoods.
- 1.Sinfulclassical
One who commits many sins; very sinful.
- 1.Sinfulclassical
One who frequently commits sin.
- 1.To hold someone accountable for sinclassical
God considers something as a sin for a person, holding them responsible for it.
- 1.Held accountable for sinclassical
One for whom a sin has been counted or held against them.
- 1.To cause someone to fall into sinclassical
To lead or cause another person to commit a sin or transgression.
- 1.To accuse of sinclassical
To tell someone that they have sinned.
- 1.To repent from sinboth
To turn away from sin and seek forgiveness.
- 2.To be scrupulousclassical
To act with caution and avoid anything questionable or potentially sinful.
- 1.Valley in Hellclassical
A specific place or valley within the confines of Hell.
- 1.Punishmentclassical
The penalty or consequence for committing a sin.
- 1.Frequent sinningclassical
The act of frequently committing sin.
- 1.Abu Jahlclassical
A historical figure, a prominent opponent of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad, often associated with disbelief and sin.
- 1.Sinclassical
An alternative term for sin or wrongdoing.
- 1.Liar in travelclassical
One who lies or misrepresents during a journey.
- 1.Slow camelsclassical
Female camels that are slow and hesitant in their movement.