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Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of being elevated, high, or prominent, often in a physical or metaphorical sense. It extends to ideas of falling short, being unsuitable, or deviating from a norm, as well as specific geographical locations and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.vision failedboth
The eyesight of a person failed or became weak.
- 1.sword missedboth
The sword failed to strike the intended target or missed its mark.
- 1.was unsuitableboth
Something was not suitable or agreeable to a person.
- 1.could not restboth
A person could not find rest or settle down on a bed or mattress.
- 1.arrow fell shortboth
An arrow failed to reach the target, falling short of it.
- 1.was uglyboth
Something's appearance was ugly or unappealing, so the eye did not accept it.
- 1.failure of sightboth
The state of one's vision failing or becoming weak.
- 2.missing the markboth
The act of a sword or arrow failing to hit its intended target.
- 3.uglinessboth
The quality of being ugly or unappealing in appearance.
- 1.failure of sightboth
The state of one's vision failing or becoming weak.
- 2.missing the markboth
The act of a sword or arrow failing to hit its intended target.
- 3.uglinessboth
The quality of being ugly or unappealing in appearance.
- 1.failure of sightboth
The state of one's vision failing or becoming weak.
- 2.missing the markboth
The act of a sword or arrow failing to hit its intended target.
- 3.uglinessboth
The quality of being ugly or unappealing in appearance.
- 1.bow that missesclassical
A bow that does not shoot straight or deviates from its string's path.
- 1.roadclassical
A path or road.
- 1.food trayclassical
A tray or platter made of palm leaves, of Persian origin.
- 1.elevationboth
That which is elevated or high from the ground.
- 1.elevationboth
That which is elevated or high from the ground.
- 2.prophethoodboth
The state or office of being a prophet.
- 1.name of a narratorclassical
A person named Naby bin Dhabyan, a traditionist mentioned in relation to Uqbah bin Amir.
- 1.name of a tabi'iclassical
A person named Nabi bin Hurmuz, a successor (tabi'i) who narrated traditions.
- 1.name of a companionclassical
A person named Dhu al-Nabwan, identified as Wadiah bin Marthad.
- 1.water sourceclassical
A place where water is found; a well or spring.
- 1.informed himboth
I informed him or told him news (equivalent to 'anba'tuhu').
- 1.name of a scholarclassical
A person named Abu al-Bayan, identified as Nabi bin Muhammad bin Mahfuz, a shaykh of the Bayaniyyin scholars.