طغا
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of exceeding limits, particularly in transgression, rebellion, and excess. It extends to natural phenomena like surging waters and floods, and also refers to elevated places and specific terms for rulers and destructive forces.
Derived headwords
- 1.to transgressboth
To exceed the proper limits, especially in rebellion or disobedience.
- 2.to rageboth
Used to describe the sea when its waves become turbulent and violent.
- 3.to surgeboth
Used to describe a flood when it comes with abundant water.
- 1.to transgressboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to transgress', indicating ongoing or future action.
- 1.to transgressboth
An alternative present tense form of the verb 'to transgress'.
- 1.transgressionboth
The state or act of exceeding limits, particularly in disobedience and rebellion.
- 1.everyone who exceeds his limit in disobedienceboth
everyone who exceeds his limit in disobedience
- 1.he exceeded the limitboth
he exceeded the limit
- 2.its waves roseboth
its waves rose
- 3.it came with much waterboth
it came with much water
- 1.he made him rebelliousboth
he made him rebellious
- 1.the sea ragedboth
Describes the sea when its waves become turbulent and violent.
- 1.blood overflowedboth
Used to describe blood when it becomes excessive or overflows.
- 1.to overflowclassical
A verb that can be used in the context of blood becoming excessive, similar to طَغَا.
- 1.the flood surgedboth
Describes a flood when it comes with a large volume of water.
- 1.summit of a mountainclassical
The highest part of a mountain.
- 2.elevated placeclassical
Any place that is high or elevated.
- 3.a portionclassical
A small part or remnant of something.
- 1.elevated placeclassical
A place that is high or elevated.
- 1.a portionclassical
A small part or remnant of something.
- 1.transgressionboth
The state or act of exceeding limits, particularly in disobedience and rebellion.
- 1.thunderboltboth
thunderbolt
- 2.cry of tormentboth
cry of torment
- 1.the soothsayer, Satan, and every leader in errorboth
the soothsayer, Satan, and every leader in error
- 1.idolsboth
Plural of الطَّاغُوت, referring to multiple false gods or objects of worship.