طبع
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns inherent nature, disposition, and character. It also extends to the concept of sealing, imprinting, and marking, as well as physical characteristics like rust or fullness.
Derived headwords
- 1.the nature upon which man was createdboth
the nature upon which man was created
- 2.verbal nounboth
verbal noun
- 3.the sealboth
the seal
- 4.the impression in clay and the likeboth
the impression in clay and the like
- 1.like it (nature)both
like it (nature)
- 1.with kasra (plural of nature)both
with kasra (plural of nature)
- 1.the sealboth
the seal
- 2.kasra in it is a variant readingboth
kasra in it is a variant reading
- 1.Seal, stampclassical
A variant pronunciation or usage for seal or stamp.
- 1.he sealedboth
he sealed
- 2.he made them (the sword and the dirham)both
he made them (the sword and the dirham)
- 3.he molded a jar from clayboth
he molded a jar from clay
- 1.he sealedboth
he sealed
- 2.he made them (the sword and the dirham)both
he made them (the sword and the dirham)
- 3.he molded a jar from clayboth
he molded a jar from clay
- 1.he sealedboth
he sealed
- 2.he made them (the sword and the dirham)both
he made them (the sword and the dirham)
- 3.he molded a jar from clayboth
he molded a jar from clay
- 1.To be filledclassical
To become full or filled, used for containers.
- 1.Heavy (with load)classical
Describing a female camel that is heavy with its load or pregnancy.
- 1.Fillingclassical
The act of filling, as in filling a waterskin.
- 1.To be dirtyclassical
To be dirty or soiled.
- 1.To be dirtyclassical
To be dirty or soiled.
- 1.To be lazyclassical
To be lazy or slothful.
- 1.Riversclassical
Plural of طبع, referring to rivers.