وفر
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns abundance, plenty, and fullness, particularly in relation to wealth, hair, and completeness. It also extends to concepts of sufficiency, satisfaction, and the idea of something being unimpaired or untouched.
Derived headwords
- 1.like 'naṣr': abundant wealthboth
like 'naṣr': abundant wealth
- 1.Abundanceboth
The state of being plentiful or abundant.
- 2.Abundant hairclassical
Specifically refers to hair that reaches the earlobe, then to the mane, and then to the locks that reach the shoulders.
- 1.the complete thingboth
the complete thing
- 1.the thing became abundant (with kasra, 'wufūran')both
the thing became abundant (with kasra, 'wufūran')
- 2.made it abundant (transitive and intransitive, like 'wa'ada')both
made it abundant (transitive and intransitive, like 'wa'ada')
- 3.gave him his full rightboth
gave him his full right
- 1.Abundanceboth
A large quantity; plenty.
- 1.To be availableboth
To be present, obtainable, or at hand.
- 2.To be abundantboth
To exist in large quantities.
- 3.To be completeclassical
To be full or entire.
- 1.To make abundantboth
To cause something to be abundant or plentiful.
- 1.His honor and wealthclassical
A phrase referring to a person's reputation and material possessions.
- 1.To be content and praiseclassical
An idiom used when something is offered and accepted without complaint.
- 1.To be preferredclassical
To be chosen or favored over something else.
- 1.Its vegetation is abundantclassical
Describes land with plentiful plant growth.
- 1.Abundant growthclassical
Refers to plentiful vegetation, especially on land that has not been grazed.
- 1.Abundant in vegetationclassical
Describes land where the vegetation is complete and has not been diminished.
- 1.An unimpaired waterskinclassical
A waterskin made from hide that has not been diminished or damaged.
- 1.A full waterskinclassical
A waterskin that is completely full.
- 1.Fullclassical
Describes a waterskin that is full or complete.
- 1.To grant him his full rightclassical
To give someone their complete due or entitlement.
- 1.Granting fullyclassical
The act of giving something in its entirety or completely.
- 1.To take it fullyboth
To receive or obtain something completely.
- 1.To take it fullyboth
To receive or obtain something completely.
- 1.To respect his sanctityclassical
To uphold someone's rights, honor, or sanctity.
- 1.meaning, they are manyboth
meaning, they are many
- 1.Completenessclassical
The state of being full or complete.
- 1.Completenessclassical
The state of being full or complete.
- 1.Collecting fullyclassical
The act of collecting taxes or dues in full.
- 1.To collect fullyclassical
To collect taxes or dues completely.
- 1.To make it heavyclassical
To load something so that it becomes heavy.