زهد
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of abstaining from worldly desires, renouncing possessions, and living a simple life. It extends to meanings of scarcity, estimation, and holding something in low regard.
Derived headwords
- 1.the opposite of desireboth
the opposite of desire
- 1.he abstained from itboth
he abstained from it
- 2.he renounced itboth
he renounced it
- 1.To renounce, abstain fromboth
Present tense of 'zuhida', meaning to have no desire for something.
- 1.meaning little and not muchboth
meaning little and not much
- 1.Renunciation, abstentionboth
Another masdar (verbal noun) for the act of renouncing or abstaining.
- 1.To act ascetically, to worshipboth
To behave in a manner of asceticism or devotion, often implying religious practice.
- 1.the opposite of encouragingboth
the opposite of encouraging
- 1.one with little moneyboth
one with little money
- 1.Scanty, little, meagerboth
Describing something that is small in quantity or amount.
- 1.Scanty, little, meagerboth
Used to describe things that are small in quantity, like food intake or water.
- 1.he abstained from itboth
he abstained from it
- 2.he renounced itboth
he renounced it
- 1.To consider meager, to deem littleclassical
To view something as small or insignificant in quantity.
- 1.Barren, unproductive landclassical
Describing land that only yields produce or water after abundant rain.
- 1.To estimate, appraiseclassical
To estimate or guess the quantity or value of something, like date palms.
- 1.To estimate, appraiseclassical
Causative form of 'zuhida', meaning to cause something to be estimated or appraised.