لا
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily functions as a particle of negation, with various grammatical roles and applications. It can negate verbs and nominal sentences, act as a conjunction, express prohibition, or be used as an emphatic particle.
Derived headwords
- 1.notboth
A particle used for general negation, functioning in various grammatical capacities.
- 2.noboth
Used as a negative response to a question that uses 'yes' (نعم).
- 3.withoutboth
Used to indicate absence or lack of something, often preceding a noun.
- 4.do notboth
Used to prohibit an action, typically preceding a jussive (jazm) present tense verb.
- 1.moving awayclassical
Indicates movement, departure, or separation. Often used in negation to mean 'not at all' or 'certainly'.
- 1.provisionsboth
Refers to food, supplies, or anything needed for a journey or sustenance.
- 1.thingboth
A general term for an object, matter, or concept. In the context of 'لا شيء', it means 'nothing'.
- 1.you (pl.) takeboth
The second-person plural present tense verb form of 'to take' or 'to adopt', used here in a prohibitive sense.
- 1.my enemyboth
The noun 'enemy' with the first-person singular possessive suffix.
- 1.and your enemyboth
The noun 'enemy' with the second-person plural possessive suffix, conjoined with 'and'.
- 1.alliesboth
Plural of 'wali' (ally, guardian, friend), referring to those who support or protect.
- 1.prevented youboth
The past tense verb 'prevented' with the second-person singular object pronoun 'you'.
- 1.they went astrayboth
The third-person plural past tense verb form of 'to go astray' or 'to err'.
- 1.you follow meboth
The second-person singular present tense verb form of 'to follow' with the first-person singular object pronoun 'me'.
- 1.you prostrateboth
The second-person singular present tense verb form of 'to prostrate' or 'to bow down'.
- 1.he knowsboth
The third-person singular present tense verb form of 'to know'.
- 1.People of the Bookboth
A term referring to Jews and Christians, as well as other monotheistic communities recognized in Islam.