ترك
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root 'ترك' primarily denotes the act of leaving, abandoning, or forsaking something or someone. It extends to concepts of inheritance, things left behind, and even specific objects or places that are neglected or set aside.
Derived headwords
- 1.he left itboth
he left it
- 1.leavingboth
The act of leaving, abandoning, or forsaking.
- 1.he abandoned the saleboth
he abandoned the sale
- 1.cessationclassical
The act of ceasing or desisting, particularly from a transaction or agreement.
- 1.leave!classical
An imperative form meaning 'leave!' or 'abandon!', functioning as a noun derived from the verb.
- 1.he left themclassical
A past tense verb form, meaning 'he left them' or 'he abandoned them'.
- 1.from ṭaʿm, like iṭlab from ṭalabboth
from ṭaʿm, like iṭlab from ṭalab
- 1.the inheritance left by the deceasedboth
the inheritance left by the deceased
- 1.the inheritance left by the deceasedboth
the inheritance left by the deceased
- 1.woman left unmarriedclassical
A woman who is left unmarried and not taken by anyone.
- 2.ostrich egg left behindclassical
An ostrich egg that has been left behind by the parent bird.
- 3.neglected meadowclassical
A meadow or pasture that is overlooked and not grazed by people.
- 1.iron eggsclassical
Plural of 'تركة' (iron egg).
- 1.he left itboth
he left it