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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of delivering, conveying, or fulfilling something, whether it be a message, a debt, or a duty. It also extends to concepts of abundance, strength, preparation, and in some contexts, smallness or looseness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to deliverboth
To convey or deliver something, such as a message or a payment.
- 2.to fulfillboth
To accomplish or fulfill a duty, obligation, or task.
- 3.to payboth
To pay a debt or an amount owed.
- 1.deliveryboth
The act of delivering or conveying something.
- 2.fulfillmentboth
The act of fulfilling or accomplishing a duty or obligation.
- 3.paymentboth
The act of paying a debt or an amount.
- 1.to conveyclassical
To convey something to someone, often implying transmission or passing on.
- 2.to helpclassical
To assist or aid someone in a task or endeavor.
- 1.to thickenclassical
Referring to milk, it becomes thick or curdled, ready for fermentation.
- 2.to increaseclassical
To become numerous or abundant.
- 3.to be ready for churningclassical
Referring to milk in a container, it is ready for the process of churning.
- 1.curdlingclassical
The process of milk thickening or curdling.
- 1.to demandclassical
To demand or request something, especially a right or debt.
- 2.to seizeclassical
To take or seize property or money from someone.
- 1.strongclassical
Possessing strength or power.
- 2.preparedclassical
Ready or prepared for a journey or task.
- 3.numerousclassical
Abundant or plentiful, referring to people in a place.
- 4.overwhelmedclassical
When wealth overwhelms its owner due to its abundance.
- 1.smallclassical
Referring to a container or waterskin, it is small or intermediate in size.
- 2.agileclassical
Describing a person as light and ready for action.
- 3.littleclassical
Referring to wealth, it is a small amount.
- 4.looseclassical
Referring to clothing, it is wide or loose-fitting.
- 1.handsclassical
A figurative or poetic term for hands.
- 1.to fulfillclassical
To fulfill or satisfy a right or part of one's due.
- 1.name of a companionclassical
A proper name, specifically referring to Mu'adh ibn Jabal.
- 1.name of a poetclassical
A proper name, referring to the poet Urwah ibn Adiyyah.
- 1.name of a tabi'iclassical
A proper name, referring to Malik ibn Adiy.