عمن

Root entry · 9 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to staying or residing in a place, and by extension, to the people who reside there. It also encompasses geographical locations and specific types of palm trees.

Derived headwords

أَقَامَverb

1.
to stay, resideboth
To remain or dwell in a place for a period of time.

أَعْمَنَverb

1.
to head towards, enterboth
To direct oneself towards a place, or to enter it.
2.
to persist in stayingboth
To continue to remain or dwell in a place.

عَمِنَverb

1.
to stay, resideboth
To remain or dwell in a place.

عَمَّنَverb

1.
to stay, resideboth
To remain or dwell in a place.

العُمْنnoun

1.
easy landclassical
Level and easy-to-traverse land.

عُرَابnoun

1.
man from Yemenclassical
A man originating from or associated with Yemen.

شَدَّادnoun

1.
place in Syriaclassical
A specific location or place situated in Syria.

العِمْنnoun

1.
residents, inhabitantsboth
People who are settled or residing in a particular place.

العُمَانِيَّةnoun

1.
type of palm treeclassical
A specific variety of palm tree found in Basra, characterized by its continuous new fruiting and ripening.

Parallel reading

عمن بالمكان، كضرب وسمع: أقام.

He stayed in the place, like (the verb forms) daraba and sami'a: he resided.

وكسفينة: الأرض السهلة.

And like (the noun form) safinah: the easy land.

وكغراب: رجل ود باليمن، ويصرف.

And like (the noun form) ghurab: a man from Yemen, and it is diptote.

وكشداد: د بالشام.

And like (the noun form) shaddad: a place in Syria.

وأعمن وعمن: توجه إليه، أو دخله، ودام على المقام.

And he headed towards it and entered it, or entered it, and persisted in staying.

والعمن، بضمتين: المقيمون.

And al-'imn, with two dammah: the residents.

والعمانية، بالضم: نخلة بالبصرة لا يزال عليها طلع جديد، وكبائس مثمرة، وأخر مرطبة.

And al-'umaniyyah, with dammah: a palm tree in Basra that always has new spathes, and ripe fruits, and others that are moist.