قعد
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes the concept of sitting, remaining in a place, or ceasing from an action. It extends to meanings of being inactive, settled, or even failing to participate. The derived terms often describe the state of being seated, the act of sitting, or the condition of being left behind or inactive.
Derived headwords
- 1.a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.both
a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.
- 2.he sat, sittingboth
he sat, sitting
- 3.meaning he satboth
meaning he sat
- 1.sittingboth
The act or state of sitting.
- 2.remainingboth
The act of staying in a place.
- 3.inactivityboth
The state of being inactive or idle.
- 1.one who sitsboth
A person who is sitting.
- 2.sedentary personboth
Someone who tends to sit or remain in one place.
- 3.base, foundationclassical
The lower part or foundation of something.
- 1.rule, principleboth
A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning.
- 2.base, foundationboth
The lowest part or edge of something, especially the part on which it rests or is supported.
- 3.grammar ruleboth
A rule in grammar.
- 4.military basemodern
A place from which military operations are conducted.
- 1.companionboth
A person who sits with another, a companion or associate.
- 2.one who sitsboth
Someone who sits, often implying a constant companion.
- 3.crippleclassical
A person who is unable to walk or move properly.
- 1.seatboth
A place or thing designed or used for sitting.
- 2.place, locationboth
A particular place or position.
- 1.buttocksboth
The fleshy part of the human body that one sits on.
- 1.a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.both
a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.
- 2.he sat, sittingboth
he sat, sitting
- 3.meaning he satboth
meaning he sat
- 1.a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.both
a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.
- 2.he sat, sittingboth
he sat, sitting
- 3.meaning he satboth
meaning he sat
- 1.so-and-so refrained from the matter when he did not seek itboth
so-and-so refrained from the matter when he did not seek it
- 1.sit!both
Imperative form meaning 'sit down!'.
- 1.sittingboth
A sitting, a session of sitting.
- 2.gatheringmodern
A social gathering or meeting.
- 1.companionboth
A female companion or associate.
- 2.crippleclassical
A disabled woman.
- 1.sitting togetherclassical
The act of sitting together with someone.
- 1.a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.both
a specific sitting, which is to sit on his buttocks and stick his thighs to his belly, and to hold himself with his hands, placing them on his shins as one holds oneself with a garment, his hands being in place of the garment, according to Abu Ubayd.
- 2.he sat, sittingboth
he sat, sitting
- 3.meaning he satboth
meaning he sat
- 1.sedentaryboth
Tending to spend much time seated; somewhat inactive.