ءبنه
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns accusation, blame, and finding fault. It extends to concepts of knots, defects, hidden malice, and also time, ripeness, and specific historical or geographical references.
Derived headwords
- 1.to accuseboth
To accuse someone of something, whether good or bad.
- 2.to blameboth
To find fault with someone, to blame them.
- 1.he accusesboth
Present tense verb form indicating accusation.
- 1.he accusesboth
Present tense verb form indicating accusation.
- 1.accusedboth
Someone who has been accused of something, either good or bad.
- 2.blamedboth
Someone who is blamed or finds fault.
- 3.accused of evilclassical
When used without qualification, it specifically implies being accused of something bad or evil.
- 1.to find fault withboth
To criticize or find fault with someone directly to their face.
- 1.finding faultclassical
The act of criticizing or finding fault with someone directly to their face.
- 1.knotboth
A knot, particularly one found in wood or a similar material.
- 2.defectboth
A flaw, defect, or blemish.
- 3.weak or effeminate manclassical
A man who is weak, effeminate, or lacking in strength.
- 4.lump in a camel's throatclassical
A swelling or lump in the throat of a camel.
- 5.grudgeboth
Hidden malice, resentment, or a grudge held against someone.
- 1.bloodlettingclassical
The act of cutting a vein to draw blood, which is then cooked and eaten.
- 2.eulogyboth
Praise or commendation of a person, especially after their death.
- 3.trackingclassical
Following the trace or track of something.
- 4.anticipationclassical
Waiting for or anticipating something.
- 1.trackingclassical
Following the trace or track of something.
- 1.thick food or drinkclassical
A thick, dense consistency of food or drink.
- 1.timeboth
The specific time or period of something.
- 2.beginningboth
The start or commencement of something.
- 1.stale foodclassical
Food that has become stale, dry, or hard.
- 1.blood blackenedclassical
The state of blood becoming black, typically in a wound.
- 1.name of companionsclassical
A name used for two companions (Ibn Amr and Ibn Said) and also for a mountain.
- 1.two mountainsclassical
The name of two mountains.
- 1.all his companionsclassical
Referring to the entirety of someone's companions.
- 1.name of a companionclassical
A name, similar to Lubna, referring to a companion (Ibn Sufyan).
- 1.monasteryclassical
A monastery located in the Jazira region, near a large vault said to contain the tomb of Noah.
- 1.monasteryclassical
An alternative name for a monastery in the Jazira region.