رقع
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root رقع (r-q-ʿ) primarily relates to mending, patching, and joining things together. It extends to concepts of repair, improvement, and also to insults and foolishness, suggesting a connection between fixing something and making a mark or leaving a trace.
Derived headwords
- 1.one of the patches (of paper) that are written onboth
one of the patches (of paper) that are written on
- 2.a piece of cloth, a ragboth
a piece of cloth, a rag
- 1.to patchboth
To mend a garment or object by sewing a patch onto it.
- 1.Ibn al-Ruqqa'classical
A kunya referring to a specific poet, Ibn al-Ruqqa' al-ʿAmili.
- 1.to insultclassical
To verbally attack or insult someone, often through poetry or harsh words.
- 1.a solid insultclassical
A strong, well-founded insult or satire.
- 1.place for insultclassical
A suitable target or subject for insults or satire.
- 1.to patch it in several placesboth
to patch it in several places
- 1.to need patchingclassical
To reach a state where an object, especially a garment, requires mending.
- 1.the sky of this worldboth
the sky of this world
- 2.the foolish oneboth
the foolish one
- 1.heavensclassical
Used in the plural form to refer to the heavens, often conceived as layers or levels.
- 1.the sky of this worldboth
the sky of this world
- 2.the foolish oneboth
the foolish one
- 1.the foolish oneboth
the foolish one
- 1.foolishnessclassical
The state or quality of being foolish or stupid.
- 1.to be foolishclassical
To act foolishly or to exhibit stupidity.
- 1.to ferment (wine)classical
To undergo fermentation, specifically referring to wine.
- 1.to care aboutclassical
To pay attention to, be concerned about, or value something or someone.
- 1.to accept adviceclassical
To be receptive to or accept advice or counsel.
- 1.intense hungerclassical
A state of severe or extreme hunger.