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مرض
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of illness, sickness, and disease. It extends to related ideas such as caring for the sick, feigning illness, and even metaphorical applications like a dimming sun or a hesitant opinion.
Derived headwords
مَرَضnoun
- 1.sicknessboth
sickness
مَرِضَverb
- 1.sicknessboth
sickness
أَمْرَضَverb
- 1.to make sickboth
To cause someone to become ill.
- 2.to befall with calamityclassical
To experience misfortune or a defect, particularly in one's property.
مُمْرِضadjective
- 1.sicklyboth
Frequently ill; prone to sickness.
تَمْرِيضnoun
- 1.nursingboth
Caring for someone who is ill.
- 2.prolongingclassical
To cause something to last longer or to be delayed.
تَمَارُضnoun
- 1.to feign illnessboth
to feign illness
مَرِيضَةadjective
- 1.dimclassical
Describing the sun when it is not clear or bright.
- 2.listlessclassical
Describing an eye that shows weakness or lack of vigor.
أَمْرَضَverb
- 1.to approach correctnessclassical
To come close to being right or accurate in an opinion or judgment.
Parallel reading
المرض: السقم.
Illness: sickness.
وقد مرض فلان
And so-and-so became ill.
وأمرضه الله.
And may God make him ill.
يقال أمرض الرجل، إذا وقع في ماله العاهة.
It is said, 'A man's property is afflicted,' when a defect or calamity befalls his wealth.
والممراض: الرجل المسقام.
And the sickly one: the man who is often ill.
ومرضته تمريضا، إذا قمت عليه في مرضه.
And you nurse him, if you attend to him during his illness.
والتمريض في الأمر: التضجيع فيه.
And prolonging in a matter: causing it to be delayed.
والتمارض: أن يري من نفسه المرض وليس به.
And feigning illness: to show oneself as sick when one is not.
وشمس مريضة، إذا لم تكن صافية.
And a sick sun, if it is not clear.
وعين مريضة: فيها فتور.
And a sick eye: it has weakness or languor.
وأمرض الرجل، أي قارب الإصابة في الرأي.
And a man 'approached correctness,' meaning he was close to being right in his opinion.
ولكن تحت ذاك الشيب حزم * إذا ما ظن أمرض أو أصابا
But beneath that gray hair is resolve * when he thought he was close to the truth or had hit upon it.