حظر
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root حظر (ḥaẓara) primarily relates to prohibition, restriction, and enclosure. It encompasses concepts of making something forbidden, protecting or confining something within an enclosure, and the state of being restricted or protected.
Derived headwords
- 1.Al-Hazr is prohibition, and it is the opposite of permissibility.both
Al-Hazr is prohibition, and it is the opposite of permissibility.
- 1.Forbidden thingboth
That which is prohibited or forbidden.
- 1.Al-Hizar and al-Hazira are made for camels from trees to protect them from cold and wind.both
Al-Hizar and al-Hazira are made for camels from trees to protect them from cold and wind.
- 1.Al-Muhtazir, with kasra, is the one who makes them.both
Al-Muhtazir, with kasra, is the one who makes them.
- 2.Al-Muhtazar: whoever pronounces it with kasra makes it the doer, and whoever pronounces it with fatha makes it the object.both
Al-Muhtazar: whoever pronounces it with kasra makes it the doer, and whoever pronounces it with fatha makes it the object.
- 1.Enclosureboth
A fenced or enclosed area, often used for keeping animals or protecting them from elements.
- 2.Wealthclassical
Figuratively, one's possessions or wealth, which are kept confined and protected.