رها
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root رها (r-h-w) primarily relates to concepts of opening, spaciousness, ease, and gentleness. It extends to describe a slow, easy pace, a place where water collects, and a state of stillness or calmness. It also encompasses terms for a specific type of bird and a geographical location.
Derived headwords
- 1.to openclassical
To open or spread out, particularly referring to legs being spread apart.
- 2.to be calmclassical
To be calm, still, or quiescent, often used in reference to the sea.
- 1.to openclassical
The present tense of 'to open', referring to spreading apart.
- 2.to move slowlyclassical
To move with a slow, easy pace.
- 1.openingclassical
The state of being open or spread out.
- 2.easy paceclassical
A slow, easy, and gentle pace of movement, especially for horses.
- 3.calmnessclassical
A state of stillness or calmness, particularly applied to the sea.
- 1.easy paceclassical
A slow, easy, and gentle pace.
- 2.low-lying placeclassical
A low-lying place where water collects, such as a depression or hollow.
- 3.hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground where rainwater or other water might gather.
- 4.wide vulvaclassical
A woman with a wide vulva.
- 5.crane (bird)classical
A type of bird, identified as a crane.
- 1.low-lying placeclassical
A low-lying place where water collects, also described as a high place; it is an antonym.
- 2.passclassical
A mountain pass or elevated area, specifically a known location called Rahwah.
- 1.hollowsclassical
The plural of 'rahwah', referring to hollows or low-lying places where water collects.
- 2.wide landclassical
An expansive, wide area of land.
- 1.to provide continuouslyclassical
To provide food and drink continuously or abundantly.
- 1.to be gentleclassical
To be gentle or lenient with oneself.
- 1.name of a man from Meccaboth
name of a man from Mecca
- 2.and he is the one who divorced and confirmedboth
and he is the one who divorced and confirmed
- 1.continuousclassical
Continuous or lasting, similar to 'rahin'.
- 1.continuousclassical
Continuous or lasting, often used to describe wine.
- 1.calmclassical
Calm, tranquil, or peaceful, used to describe a life.
- 2.easyclassical
Easy or simple, used to describe a task or undertaking.
- 1.to be calmclassical
The verb 'to be calm' or 'to be still', specifically referring to the sea.
- 1.wide landclassical
A wide, expansive area of land.
- 1.tribeclassical
A tribe from the Madhhij confederation.
- 1.belonging to Rahahclassical
An adjective referring to someone or something belonging to the tribe of Rahah.