التنزه
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of being distant, remote, or separated. It extends to places that are far from settlements or undesirable elements, and to individuals who are morally upright and detached from base desires. It also covers the act of moving away from something, whether physically or metaphorically.
Derived headwords
- 1.Distancing, separationboth
The act of moving away or being distant from something.
- 2.Excursion, outingclassical
An outing or excursion, especially to a pleasant natural setting like gardens or meadows. However, the entry notes this usage as a 'blatant error'.
- 1.To be distant, remoteboth
To be far away from something, indicating remoteness.
- 2.To keep away, abstainboth
To keep oneself away from something undesirable or to abstain from it.
- 1.Integrity, purityboth
A state of being morally upright, chaste, and honorable; freedom from corruption or baseness.
- 2.Remoteness, distanceclassical
The quality of being distant or remote.
- 1.Integrity, purityclassical
An alternative form for integrity, purity, and honorable conduct.
- 1.Honorable, chasteboth
Describing a person who is morally pure, honorable, and abstains from wrongdoing.
- 2.Remote, distantboth
Describing a place that is far from settlements, undesirable elements, or corrupting influences.
- 1.Place of recreationboth
A pleasant place, often a garden or meadow, suitable for outings and recreation. The entry notes the pronunciation with damma (ضم) for this meaning.
- 2.Distance, remotenessclassical
The state of being distant or remote, especially from water.
- 1.Remote, distantclassical
Describing a place that is far from undesirable elements or corrupting influences.
- 1.Remote, distantclassical
Describing a place that is far from the countryside, deep water, village flies, sea vapors, and air corruption.
- 1.Remote, distantclassical
Describing a place that is far from the countryside, deep water, village flies, sea vapors, and air corruption. This form uses a kasra on the 'zay'.
- 1.Distance, remotenessclassical
A state of being distant or remote, particularly in relation to water.
- 1.Remote, distantclassical
Describing a place that is far from the countryside, deep water, village flies, sea vapors, and air corruption. This form uses a kasra on the 'zay'.
- 1.Place of recreationboth
A pleasant place, often a garden or meadow, suitable for outings and recreation. This pronunciation uses damma.
- 1.Remote, distantclassical
Describing a place that is far from the countryside, deep water, village flies, sea vapors, and air corruption. This form is patterned like 'katif'.
- 1.To be distant, remoteclassical
To be far away from something, indicating remoteness. This verb form is patterned like 'karuma' and 'daraba'.
- 1.Integrity, purityclassical
A state of being morally upright, chaste, and honorable. This noun form is patterned like 'karam' and 'darb'.
- 1.Of noble characterboth
Describing someone of noble, honorable, and pure character.
- 1.Noble-minded, dignifiedboth
Describing someone who is dignified, honorable, and self-respecting, preferring solitude and avoiding entanglement.
- 1.Honorable peopleboth
Plural of 'nazih', referring to people who are morally pure, honorable, and dignified.
- 1.Honorable peopleclassical
Another plural form for 'nazih', referring to honorable and pure individuals.
- 1.Honorable peopleclassical
A broken plural for 'nazih', denoting people of integrity and honor.
- 1.Integrity, purityclassical
The state of being morally upright and honorable.
- 1.Integrity, purityboth
The state of being morally upright, honorable, and free from corruption.
- 1.To keep camels away from waterclassical
To distance one's camels from the water source.
- 1.To keep oneself from the uglyboth
To distance oneself or abstain from base or improper actions.
- 1.Keeping away, abstainingboth
The act of keeping oneself away from something undesirable or improper.