عنت
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns hardship, difficulty, and distress, often leading to sin or falling into trouble. It can also refer to the act of causing hardship to others or seeking out their faults.
Derived headwords
- 1.sinclassical
The state of committing a sin or transgression.
- 2.hardshipboth
Falling into a difficult or arduous matter; distress or affliction.
- 3.troubleboth
A state of difficulty or distress.
- 1.al-ʿanat with two fathas: sin, and its verb class is طَرِبَboth
al-ʿanat with two fathas: sin, and its verb class is طَرِبَ
- 2.falling into a difficult matterboth
falling into a difficult matter
- 3.The faces humbled themselves before the Ever-Living, the Sustainer.both
The faces humbled themselves before the Ever-Living, the Sustainer.
- 1.to cause hardshipboth
To cause someone to fall into hardship or difficulty.
- 1.fault-findingboth
One who comes seeking your faults or errors; being overly critical or pedantic.
- 1.al-ʿanat with two fathas: sin, and its verb class is طَرِبَboth
al-ʿanat with two fathas: sin, and its verb class is طَرِبَ
- 2.falling into a difficult matterboth
falling into a difficult matter
- 3.The faces humbled themselves before the Ever-Living, the Sustainer.both
The faces humbled themselves before the Ever-Living, the Sustainer.
- 1.afflictedclassical
One who is caused hardship or distress, especially in the context of a re-injured bone.