ثوى
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of staying, residing, or dwelling in a place. It extends to related ideas like lodging, hosting, and the places where one stays, such as homes or shelters for animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.he stayed in the place, he resided thereboth
he stayed in the place, he resided there
- 2.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 3.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 4.he made others stay (form II)both
he made others stay (form II)
- 1.residenceboth
The act or state of residing or dwelling in a place.
- 1.he stayed in the place, he resided thereboth
he stayed in the place, he resided there
- 2.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 3.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 4.he made others stay (form II)both
he made others stay (form II)
- 1.he stayed in the place (a variant of 'thawā')both
he stayed in the place (a variant of 'thawā')
- 2.he made others stay (transitive and intransitive)both
he made others stay (transitive and intransitive)
- 1.I lodgedboth
First-person singular past tense of أَثْوَى, meaning 'I lodged' or 'I caused to lodge'.
- 1.he stayed in the place, he resided thereboth
he stayed in the place, he resided there
- 2.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 3.he stayed in Basraboth
he stayed in Basra
- 4.he made others stay (form II)both
he made others stay (form II)
- 1.lodgingboth
The act of causing someone to lodge or reside in a place; hosting.
- 1.guestclassical
A guest, one who resides temporarily.
- 1.dwelling placeboth
The place where someone resides or dwells; a home or abode.
- 1.place nameboth
A proper noun referring to a specific location.
- 1.sheepfoldclassical
A place where sheep are kept or sheltered; a sheepfold or pen.
- 1.sheepfoldclassical
A place where sheep are kept or sheltered; a sheepfold or pen (variant of الثوية).
- 2.landmarkclassical
Stones piled up to serve as a landmark for a shepherd at night.