ءصل
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of origin, foundation, and deep-rootedness. It extends to notions of lineage, essence, and the fundamental nature of things. It also encompasses time, specifically the late afternoon, and a type of venomous snake.
Derived headwords
- 1.he entered in the eveningboth
he entered in the evening
- 2.he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)both
he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)
- 1.originsboth
The plural form of 'origin', referring to multiple sources or foundations.
- 2.rootsboth
The plural of 'root', referring to the foundational parts of a plant or a concept.
- 1.a deep-rooted originboth
a deep-rooted origin
- 1.to uprootboth
To pull something out completely from its origin or root; to eradicate.
- 1.entiretyclassical
The whole of something, including its origin or foundation.
- 2.late afternoonboth
The time of day after the 'asr prayer until sunset.
- 1.a man of firm opinionboth
a man of firm opinion
- 2.of noble originboth
of noble origin
- 1.nobilityclassical
The quality of being noble in birth or character.
- 2.soundnessboth
The quality of being firm, well-established, and reasoned; authenticity.
- 1.late afternoonclassical
The time of day after the 'asr prayer until sunset, used as a plural or diminutive form.
- 1.late afternoonclassical
The time of day after the 'asr prayer until sunset, a variant plural or diminutive form.
- 1.he entered in the eveningboth
he entered in the evening
- 2.he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)both
he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)
- 1.entering the late afternoonclassical
Those who have entered or are in the late afternoon period.
- 1.with two fatha: a type of snakeboth
with two fatha: a type of snake
- 2.its origin is raising the voiceboth
its origin is raising the voice
- 1.he entered in the eveningboth
he entered in the evening
- 2.he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)both
he was of noble origin (from the root ẓarufa)