منع
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of preventing, withholding, or obstructing. It extends to ideas of being inaccessible, strong, or resistant, and can also refer to specific animals that are difficult to manage or control.
Derived headwords
- 1.from the category of 'qaṭaʿa'both
from the category of 'qaṭaʿa'
- 2.he prevented, from the class of 'ظرف'both
he prevented, from the class of 'ظرف'
- 1.from the category of 'qaṭaʿa'both
from the category of 'qaṭaʿa'
- 2.he prevented, from the class of 'ظرف'both
he prevented, from the class of 'ظرف'
- 1.so he is a preventerboth
so he is a preventer
- 2.he prevented the thing, preventingboth
he prevented the thing, preventing
- 3.preventerboth
preventer
- 1.and very preventingboth
and very preventing
- 1.and a great preventerboth
and a great preventer
- 1.to refrainboth
To hold oneself back from doing something; to abstain.
- 2.to refuseboth
To decline to do or accept something.
- 1.resistanceboth
The act of opposing or resisting.
- 2.contentionclassical
The act of disputing or struggling over something.
- 1.impenetrableboth
Impossible to pass through or enter; inaccessible.
- 2.strongholdboth
A place that is strongly defended or difficult to attack.
- 1.strengthboth
The quality or state of being strong; power or resilience.
- 2.immunityboth
Protection from an obligation or a disease.
- 1.strength, protection (with two fatha, and the nun may be quiescent)both
strength, protection (with two fatha, and the nun may be quiescent)
- 2.Al-Mana'ah is the plural of Maani', like Kaafir and Kafarhboth
Al-Mana'ah is the plural of Maani', like Kaafir and Kafarh
- 1.to be inaccessibleboth
To act in a way that makes oneself difficult to reach or obtain.
- 2.to resistboth
To oppose or refuse to yield.
- 1.heifer and young goatclassical
Specific terms for a young female bovine and a young female goat, known for their resistance or difficulty to manage.