وقف
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root 'وقف' primarily relates to the concept of stopping, standing, or pausing. It extends to meanings of halting movement, pausing in speech, and designating something for a specific purpose, often in perpetuity. It also encompasses the idea of being stationed or positioned.
Derived headwords
- 1.an ivory braceletboth
an ivory bracelet
- 1.To wear braceletsclassical
A woman wearing bracelets, specifically the ivory ones called 'al-waqf'.
- 1.Marked with whiteclassical
Describing a horse that has white markings on its pasterns (the joint above the hoof) in a specific location.
- 1.the standing of people in Hajj: their standing at the stationsboth
the standing of people in Hajj: their standing at the stations
- 2.like the text/stipulationboth
like the text/stipulation
- 1.To stand, haltboth
The intransitive action of an animal or person stopping or standing still.
- 1.To make stand, stopboth
The transitive action of causing an animal or person to stop or stand still.
- 1.To inform of, apprise ofclassical
To make someone aware of their fault or wrongdoing; to bring it to their attention.
- 1.To endow, dedicateboth
To dedicate or set aside a property, like a house, for a specific charitable purpose, often for the poor.
- 1.To stop, ceaseclassical
To cease or abandon an action or a state one was in. This usage is rare and specific.
- 2.To cause to stand, stopclassical
A less common or considered 'poor' variant of the transitive verb 'waqafa' (to make stop).
- 1.What made you stop here? meaning, what made you patient to stand?both
What made you stop here? meaning, what made you patient to stand?
- 1.the place of standing, wherever it may beboth
the place of standing, wherever it may be
- 1.People's standing at stationsclassical
The act of people stopping or standing at specific designated places, particularly during the Hajj pilgrimage.
- 1.To halt, pause in combatclassical
Two groups or teams stopping or pausing their engagement, especially in fighting.
- 1.To stop with, faceclassical
To stop alongside someone or something, or to face them.
- 1.To ask to stopboth
To request or demand that someone or something stop.
- 1.Hesitation, deliberationboth
Pausing or deliberating over something, showing hesitation or contemplation before proceeding.
- 1.Cornered ibexclassical
A wild goat (ibex) that is driven by dogs to a rock and cannot descend, thus trapped.
- 1.Waqifclassical
A name of a tribe or a section of the Ansar, from Banu Salim ibn Malik ibn Aws.