رسا
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root رسا (rasā) primarily denotes stability, firmness, and settling. It extends to concepts of anchoring, establishing, and even reconciliation. It also encompasses related ideas like permanence and the act of making something stable.
Derived headwords
- 1.the thing became firmboth
the thing became firm
- 2.and its pattern is 'adaboth
and its pattern is 'ada
- 1.it is firmboth
The present tense form indicating stability or firmness.
- 2.it anchorsboth
The present tense form indicating the act of anchoring or settling.
- 1.firmboth
Describing mountains or other entities that are firmly established and immovable.
- 1.the ship anchored on the anchorboth
the ship anchored on the anchor
- 1.anchoringboth
The act of a ship anchoring or coming to rest.
- 2.reconciliationclassical
The act of making peace or reconciling between people.
- 1.its course and its anchoringboth
Referring to the movement and resting place of a vessel, used in a Quranic context.
- 1.it was anchoredboth
Passive past tense verb, indicating something was made to anchor or rest.
- 1.it flowedboth
Past tense verb indicating movement or flowing, often used for water or ships.
- 1.I reconciledclassical
First person past tense of reconciling or making peace.
- 2.I mentionedclassical
First person past tense of mentioning or referring to something.
- 1.beadworkclassical
A piece of beadwork, strung together like a necklace or bracelet.
- 1.braceletclassical
A type of bracelet or wrist adornment.
- 1.I mentioned it from himclassical
To relate or mention something that was heard or learned from another person.
- 1.I mentioned a part of itclassical
To refer to a portion or aspect of something.
- 1.the anchor by which the ship is anchoredboth
the anchor by which the ship is anchored
- 1.anchorclassical
A Persian loanword for an anchor.
- 1.the cloud settledclassical
A figurative expression meaning the clouds have stopped moving and are about to rain, indicating permanence.
- 1.the firm, deeply rooted mountainsboth
the firm, deeply rooted mountains
- 1.firmly rootedboth
Describing something that is deeply established and stable.
- 1.so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)both
so-and-so led the people, he leads them (yarʾasuhum) with fatḥa, leadership (riyāsatan)
- 2.repeat your words from the beginningboth
repeat your words from the beginning
- 1.ewesclassical
Female sheep, particularly those ready for mating.
- 1.he squattedclassical
To squat or sit down, specifically used here for a stallion covering ewes.
- 1.a type of dateclassical
A specific, good quality variety of date.