رقء
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the cessation of bleeding or weeping, implying a calming or soothing effect. It extends to the idea of resting or being gentle with oneself, and metaphorically to the appeasement of blood feuds.
Derived headwords
- 1.it stopped, subsided (tears and blood)both
it stopped, subsided (tears and blood)
- 1.it stops bleedingboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to stop bleeding'.
- 2.it stops weepingboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to stop weeping'.
- 1.to stop bleedingboth
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act of stopping blood flow.
- 2.to stop weepingboth
A masdar indicating the act of stopping tears.
- 1.to stop bleedingclassical
An alternative masdar form for the act of stopping blood flow.
- 2.to stop weepingclassical
An alternative masdar form for the act of stopping tears.
- 1.to cause to stop bleedingboth
The causative form of the verb, meaning to make blood stop flowing.
- 2.to cause to stop weepingboth
The causative form, meaning to make tears stop.
- 1.what is placed on blood to stop itboth
what is placed on blood to stop it
- 1.be gentleclassical
An imperative verb form, used metaphorically to mean be gentle with yourself or do not overexert.
- 1.also, he benefited himboth
also, he benefited him