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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of speed, swiftness, and movement, often with connotations of error, slipping, or going astray. It also encompasses related ideas like fluttering, passing, and being lost, as well as terms for light or swift individuals and specific types of rain.
Derived headwords
- 1.to hastenboth
To move quickly or speed along.
- 2.to slipboth
To make a mistake or err; to falter.
- 3.to goboth
To depart or go away, especially referring to something light like fluff in the air.
- 4.to flutterboth
For a bird, to beat its wings rapidly.
- 5.to hungerboth
To become hungry.
- 1.hasteclassical
The act of hastening or moving quickly.
- 2.slippingclassical
The act of making a mistake or faltering.
- 3.flutteringclassical
The rapid beating of wings by a bird.
- 4.goingclassical
The act of moving away, especially of light objects.
- 1.slipboth
A minor mistake, error, or lapse in judgment.
- 2.hasteclassical
A quick movement or a state of hastiness.
- 1.hasteclassical
A state of extreme speed or hastiness.
- 1.to flutterboth
For a bird, to beat its wings.
- 1.to slipboth
For a person, to make a mistake or err.
- 1.to hungerboth
For a person, to become hungry.
- 1.to goboth
For fluff or light material, to move or be carried away in the air.
- 1.to moveboth
For the wind to move something, like fluff.
- 1.to go afterboth
For the heart (al-fu'ad) to pursue or go after something.
- 2.to be delightedboth
For the heart (al-fu'ad) to be joyful or thrilled.
- 1.rainclassical
A rain that falls and then stops.
- 1.light personclassical
A person who is quick or light in their movements.
- 1.lost camelsclassical
Lost or strayed camels belonging to a herd.
- 1.rainclassical
A rain, specifically a light or intermittent shower, not a prolonged downpour.
- 2.type of rainclassical
A kind of rain similar to 'rahmah' (light rain).
- 1.foolsclassical
People who are foolish, stupid, or lacking in sense.
- 1.to favorclassical
To lean towards someone or something according to one's own desires or inclinations.