نصب
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThe root 'نصب' (naṣaba) primarily relates to the concept of setting something upright, establishing, or erecting. It extends to meanings of exertion, fatigue, and hardship, as well as to the establishment of religious idols and the concept of a minimum threshold for taxation.
Derived headwords
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.erectedboth
Something that has been set up or established.
- 2.elevatedclassical
Dust that is raised or high.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.He became tired.both
He became tired.
- 2.The water sank into the earth.both
The water sank into the earth.
- 1.originboth
The root, source, or foundation of something.
- 1.handleboth
The grip or hilt of a knife.
- 1.Nisabclassical
The name of a horse.
- 1.to give a handleclassical
To provide a knife with a handle.
- 1.Meaning, possessing fatigue/hardship.both
Meaning, possessing fatigue/hardship.
- 1.erect-hornedclassical
Having erect horns.
- 2.high-chestedclassical
Having a raised chest.
- 1.hostilityclassical
The act of being hostile or in opposition.
- 1.stones around a basinclassical
Stones placed around a water basin, with mud filling the gaps.
- 1.shareboth
A portion or lot of something.
- 2.basinclassical
A water basin or trough.
- 3.trapclassical
A snare or trap that is set up.
- 1.Name of a town.both
Name of a town.