فرا
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root فرا (f-r-w) primarily relates to cutting, splitting, and creating. It extends to concepts of making or fabricating, particularly lies or falsehoods, and also encompasses the idea of abundance or wealth, often metaphorically linked to the idea of being 'well-made' or 'complete'. It can also refer to physical coverings like fur or skin.
Derived headwords
- 1.the fur is known. And the plural is al-firā'both
the fur is known. And the plural is al-firā'
- 1.fursboth
The plural of فرو (fur), referring to multiple pieces of fur or fur garments.
- 1.to wear furclassical
To put on and wear a fur garment.
- 1.scalpboth
The skin covering the top of the head.
- 2.wealthclassical
Abundance of money or possessions; richness.
- 3.clump of plantsclassical
A gathered and dried mass of vegetation.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a male individual.
- 1.he cut the thing to mend it, and its verb pattern is ramāboth
he cut the thing to mend it, and its verb pattern is ramā
- 2.he fabricated a lie: he created itboth
he fabricated a lie: he created it
- 1.to make a waterskinclassical
To create or fashion a waterskin from its components.
- 1.to split the earthclassical
To cut or divide the earth, possibly referring to plowing or creating fissures.
- 1.to fabricate liesboth
To invent or make up falsehoods.
- 1.he wore the furboth
he wore the fur
- 1.the fabrication, the lieboth
the fabrication, the lie
- 1.to do wondersclassical
To perform astonishing or remarkable deeds.
- 1.to cut the jugular veinsclassical
To sever the major blood vessels in the neck, often in slaughter.
- 1.to split somethingboth
To cause something to split or become split.
- 1.to splitboth
To become split or divided.
- 1.it split, it was torn apartboth
it split, it was torn apart
- 1.he cut the hide in a destructive wayboth
he cut the hide in a destructive way
- 1.to cut leather for repairclassical
To cut leather with the intention of mending or improving it.
- 1.to burst forth (springs)classical
To emerge or gush forth, used for springs of water in the earth.
- 1.he cut the thing to mend it, and its verb pattern is ramāboth
he cut the thing to mend it, and its verb pattern is ramā
- 2.he fabricated a lie: he created itboth
he fabricated a lie: he created it