الءون
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of gentleness, tranquility, slowness, and measured action. It also extends to terms for time, specific places, and the act of eating and drinking to fullness.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tranquility, gentlenessboth
A state of calmness, serenity, and mildness.
- 2.Leisurely paceboth
Walking at a slow, unhurried, and gentle pace.
- 3.Side of a saddlebagclassical
One of the two sides or compartments of a saddlebag.
- 1.To be tranquil, gentleboth
To possess a quality of calmness, gentleness, and ease.
- 1.Gentle, tranquilboth
Describing a person who is mild, calm, and at ease.
- 1.Gentle (nights)classical
Describing nights that are tranquil and peaceful.
- 1.Tranquil (nights)classical
Describing nights that are calm and settled.
- 1.To eat and drink heartilyclassical
For a donkey (or similar) to eat and drink until its belly is full, like a waterskin.
- 1.To eat and drink heartilyclassical
Similar to أَوَّنَ, to eat and drink until one's stomach is full.
- 1.Time, periodboth
A specific point in time or a duration; the present time.
- 1.Time, occasionboth
A specific instance or occasion; often used in the plural.
- 1.Times, occasionsboth
Plural of آوِنَةٌ, referring to multiple instances or periods.
- 1.Large hall, porticoboth
A large, vaulted hall or portico, often with an arched entrance.
- 1.Large hall, porticoboth
An alternative form for a large, vaulted hall or portico.
- 1.Bridle archclassical
The part of a bridle that goes over the horse's head, possibly referring to a decorative or structural element.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, possibly referring to a town or region, with notable individuals associated with it.
- 1.Proceed deliberatelyclassical
To act with caution, deliberation, and a measured approach towards your goal.