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ءتقن
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to skill, mastery, and perfection in an action or craft. It also extends to concepts of natural disposition, a skilled marksman, and the quality of water or its absorption into land.
Derived headwords
أَتْقَنَverb
- 1.to masterboth
To perform something with skill, precision, and excellence, achieving a state of mastery.
- 2.to perfectboth
To make something complete, flawless, or excellent in its execution.
تِقْنnoun
- 1.natureclassical
Inherent disposition or natural constitution.
- 2.skillboth
Proficiency or expertise in a particular craft or activity.
تِقْنname
- 1.skilled marksmanclassical
A renowned archer whose accuracy in shooting is proverbial.
تِرْنُوقnoun
- 1.well's sedimentclassical
The sediment or accumulated residue at the bottom of a well.
رَسَابَةnoun
- 1.water seepageclassical
The slow flow or seepage of water in a stream or channel.
تَتَقِينَاverb
- 1.to water with thick liquidclassical
To water land with a thick or viscous liquid, implying an effort to enrich or improve its yield.
Parallel reading
أتقن الأمر: أحكمه.
He mastered the matter: he perfected it.
والتقن، بالكسر: الطبيعة
And al-tiqn, with kasra: nature.
والرجل الحاذق
And the skilled man.
ورجل من الرماة يضرب بجودة رميه المثل
And a man from the archers whose accuracy of shooting is proverbial.
وترنوق البئر
And the sediment of the well.
ورسابة الماء في الجدول أو المسيل.
And the seepage of water in the stream or channel.
وتقنوا أرضهم تتقينا: أسقوها الماء الخاثر لتجود.
And they watered their land with thick liquid: they irrigated it with viscous water so it would yield well.