قضء
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of consumption, decay, and defect. It extends to meanings of corruption, shame, and even physical deterioration of objects or places.
Derived headwords
- 1.it means performance and completionboth
it means performance and completion
- 2.he satisfied his needboth
he satisfied his need
- 3.the judgment is the rulingboth
the judgment is the ruling
- 4.he judges, with kasra, a judgment: meaning he ruledboth
he judges, with kasra, a judgment: meaning he ruled
- 5.it can mean completionboth
it can mean completion
- 6.he fulfilled his needboth
he fulfilled his need
- 7.and he hit him and finished him off: meaning he killed himboth
and he hit him and finished him off: meaning he killed him
- 8.he died: he passed awayboth
he died: he passed away
- 9.the prince appointed a judge, with tashdid, like appointing an emirboth
the prince appointed a judge, with tashdid, like appointing an emir
- 1.to feedclassical
To provide food for someone, to cause them to eat.
- 1.to eatclassical
To consume something, to eat it.
- 1.to decayclassical
To become rotten, to fall apart, to decay.
- 1.similar to itboth
similar to it
- 1.shameclassical
A state of shame or disgrace concerning a matter.
- 2.corruptionclassical
A defect or corruption in the eye.
- 3.blemishclassical
A flaw or blemish in one's lineage or reputation.
- 1.shameclassical
A state of shame or disgrace concerning a matter.
- 1.corruptionclassical
A defect or corruption in the eye.
- 1.blemishclassical
A flaw or blemish in one's lineage or reputation.