رصن
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root رصن (r-ṣ-n) primarily relates to the concepts of completion, firmness, and soundness. It extends to meanings of being well-established, knowledgeable, and even to negative connotations like being insulted or experiencing pain.
Derived headwords
- 1.From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).both
From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).
- 1.to make firm/soundclassical
To make something firm, solid, or well-established.
- 1.firm, solidboth
Describing something that is firm, well-established, and stable.
- 2.sound, judiciousboth
Describing a person who is judicious, sensible, and of sound judgment.
- 1.firmness, soundnessboth
The state or quality of being firm, solid, stable, or judicious.
- 1.knee joint parts (horse)classical
The extremities of the bones joined in the kneecap of a horse.
- 1.concerned aboutclassical
Describing someone who is attentive and concerned about a particular need or matter.
- 1.From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).both
From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).
- 1.having a painful stomachclassical
Describing a person experiencing pain in their abdomen.
- 1.From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).both
From the category of verbs like ظَرُفَ (to be elegant).