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Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of sleep, drowsiness, and the act of sleeping. It extends to related ideas like staying awake, especially for a divine purpose, and the passage of time, particularly delaying or prolonging activities. It also encompasses meanings related to digging and the movement of animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sleepboth
To be drowsy or sleepy.
- 2.to promise severelyclassical
To make a strong or severe promise.
- 1.to dig a riverclassical
To newly excavate or dig a riverbed.
- 1.to stir legs in runningclassical
A she-camel stirs its legs in running.
- 1.to be drowsyboth
To be overcome with sleepiness.
- 1.to be drowsyboth
To be overcome with sleepiness.
- 1.to be drowsyboth
To be overcome with sleepiness.
- 1.to increaseboth
To add to something; to increase.
- 2.to decreaseboth
To diminish or reduce something.
- 3.to stay awakeclassical
To stay awake, especially in obedience to God.
- 4.to delay evening prayerclassical
To postpone the evening prayer or a similar activity.
- 5.to prolong talkclassical
To make a conversation or narrative longer.
- 1.muleteerboth
A person who transports goods or people using mules; a carrier.
- 1.plantboth
A plant, with 'one of them' being 'bahā'.
- 1.much of a thingboth
A large quantity or amount of something.
- 1.caraway seedsboth
The seeds of the caraway plant, weighing 'fa'ūlal'.
- 1.rentboth
The fee paid by a tenant for the use of property.
- 1.rentboth
The fee paid by a tenant for the use of property.
- 1.rentingboth
The act of renting or hiring something.
- 1.to rentboth
To hire or rent something.
- 1.rented to meboth
He rented his animal to me.
- 1.rentboth
The fee paid by a tenant for the use of property.
- 1.muleteersboth
Plural of 'muleteer'.
- 1.muleteersboth
Plural of 'muleteer'.