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Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of being fixed, stable, or settled. It extends to the act of anchoring a ship, establishing oneself, and even the cessation of rain or the settling of clouds. It can also refer to the act of mentioning or relating a part of a story.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be fixedboth
To be firm, stable, or settled in place.
- 2.to anchorboth
To anchor a ship, causing it to stop and remain in place.
- 3.to intendclassical
To intend or resolve to fast.
- 1.stabilityclassical
The state of being fixed or stable.
- 1.stabilityclassical
The state of being fixed or stable.
- 1.to anchorboth
To cause a ship to anchor or become fixed.
- 2.to establishboth
To establish or fix something firmly.
- 1.I anchoredboth
The first-person singular past tense of 'to anchor'.
- 1.to be fixedboth
To be firm, stable, or settled in place.
- 1.to anchorboth
To anchor a ship, causing it to stop and remain in place.
- 1.I anchored itboth
The first-person singular past tense, object pronoun 'it', of 'to anchor'.
- 1.I intendedclassical
The first-person singular past tense of 'to intend' (fasting).
- 1.to intendclassical
To intend or resolve to fast.
- 1.to mention a partclassical
To mention a part or fragment of a story or speech.
- 1.to relate a storyclassical
To relate a story or tradition from someone.
- 1.to raiseclassical
To raise or transmit a tradition or hadith.
- 1.to disperseclassical
When a stud-horse's (fahl) mares disperse from him, and he covers them.
- 1.anchorboth
The anchor of a ship.
- 1.mooring placeclassical
A place where a ship is moored or anchored.
- 1.its course and its mooringclassical
Referring to the course a ship takes and its place of mooring.
- 1.its course and its mooringclassical
An alternative reading referring to the course and mooring place, used as an attribute for God.
- 1.its anchorsclassical
The anchors of the clouds, meaning they have settled and are raining heavily.
- 1.its time of arrivalclassical
The time when something will occur or arrive.
- 1.to swim withclassical
To swim with someone or something.
- 1.firmboth
Firm, stable, unmoving, often used to describe mountains or large objects.
- 1.Marsaclassical
A place name in the Maghreb (North Africa).