رغب
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of desire, longing, and aspiration, often in the context of wanting something. It also extends to the opposite meaning of disinterest or aversion, and can describe characteristics related to greed or abundance.
Derived headwords
- 1.He desired it.both
He desired it.
- 2.He was averse to it: he did not desire it.both
He was averse to it: he did not desire it.
- 1.also (he desired it)both
also (he desired it)
- 2.He also desired it (intensive form).both
He also desired it (intensive form).
- 3.It is said: he made him desire it.both
It is said: he made him desire it.
- 1.desireclassical
A strong wish or longing, used interchangeably with رَغْبَة.
- 1.He desired it, similar (to 'raghiba').both
He desired it, similar (to 'raghiba').
- 1.to turn away fromboth
To reject something or be disinterested in it; to forsake it.
- 1.to make desirousboth
To cause someone to desire something; to make it appealing.
- 1.He desired it.both
He desired it.
- 2.He was averse to it: he did not desire it.both
He was averse to it: he did not desire it.
- 1.desirousboth
A man who is prone to desire or longing.
- 1.generous giftboth
A large or abundant gift; a bounty.
- 1.generous giftsboth
The plural of رَغِيبَة, referring to abundant gifts or bounties.
- 1.spaciousboth
Having a wide or large interior space; capacious.
- 1.He desired it.both
He desired it.
- 2.He was averse to it: he did not desire it.both
He was averse to it: he did not desire it.
- 1.greedyboth
Characterized by excessive desire or covetousness.
- 1.soft groundclassical
Earth that is soft and yielding, especially land that only becomes wet after heavy rain.