طعن
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThe root طعن (ṭaʿana) primarily relates to the act of piercing or thrusting, often with a weapon like a spear. It extends metaphorically to verbal attacks, criticism, and even to the act of going or moving forward with effort, particularly in the context of travel or a horse's gait.
Derived headwords
- 1.He stabbed him with the spear.both
He stabbed him with the spear.
- 2.He became old.both
He became old.
- 3.He slandered him (from the category of naṣara).both
He slandered him (from the category of naṣara).
- 1.He stabbed him with the spear.both
He stabbed him with the spear.
- 2.He became old.both
He became old.
- 3.He slandered him (from the category of naṣara).both
He slandered him (from the category of naṣara).
- 1.verbal attack, slanderclassical
An excessive or persistent verbal attack or slander.
- 1.a stab, a thrustboth
A single instance of piercing or stabbing with a weapon.
- 1.one who stabsboth
Someone who performs the act of stabbing or piercing.
- 2.one who criticizesboth
Someone who habitually attacks others verbally or criticizes them.
- 3.advanced in ageclassical
Someone who has reached an advanced age.
- 1.one who stabs frequentlyclassical
An intensive form indicating someone who frequently or habitually stabs.
- 2.one who criticizes excessivelyclassical
An intensive form indicating someone who habitually or excessively criticizes others.
- 1.a night journeyclassical
A journey undertaken during the night, often implying difficulty or extent.
- 1.plague, pestilenceboth
A deadly epidemic disease, often widespread and fatal.
- 1.plagues, pestilencesboth
The plural form of plague, referring to multiple outbreaks or types of epidemic disease.