ومن
Root entry · 1 derived lemmaThe root 'ومن' primarily functions as a preposition indicating origin, beginning, or separation. Its various uses extend to specifying a part of a whole, explaining the reason for something, substitution, and indicating a boundary or endpoint.
Derived headwords
- 1.from (origin)both
Indicates the starting point or source of something, often used for physical or temporal origin.
- 2.from (partitive)both
Denotes a part of a whole, signifying selection or inclusion from a larger group.
- 3.from (explanatory)both
Used to explain the جنس (genus) or category of something, often following indefinite pronouns like 'ما' and 'مهما'.
- 4.from (causal)both
Indicates the reason or cause for an action or state.
- 5.from (substitutive)both
Signifies substitution or exchange, where one thing is taken in place of another.
- 6.from (boundary)classical
Denotes the endpoint or limit of something, marking the conclusion of a period or location.
- 7.from (emphasis on generality)classical
Used to emphasize the generality of a statement, often appearing after negative or interrogative sentences.
- 8.from (emphasis on generality, redundant)classical
A redundant use of 'min' to further emphasize the totality or generality of a negative statement.
- 9.from (contrast)both
Used to distinguish between two opposing things or concepts.
- 10.from (synonym of 'bi')both
Used interchangeably with the preposition 'بِـ' (bi), meaning 'with' or 'by'.
- 11.from (synonym of 'an')both
Used interchangeably with the preposition 'عَنْ' (an), meaning 'from' or 'away from'.
- 12.from (synonym of 'fi')both
Used interchangeably with the preposition 'فِي' (fi), meaning 'in' or 'within'.
- 13.from (synonym of 'inda')both
Used interchangeably with the preposition 'عِنْدَ' (inda), meaning 'at' or 'with'.
- 14.from (synonym of 'ala')both
Used interchangeably with the preposition 'عَلَىٰ' (ala), meaning 'upon' or 'over'.