نعا
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the announcement or declaration of death, encompassing the news itself, the messenger, and the act of conveying such news. It extends metaphorically to the public declaration of faults or the spreading of news, and also to concepts of leading, following, and scattering.
Derived headwords
- 1.on the pattern of faʿīl, like al-naʿīboth
on the pattern of faʿīl, like al-naʿī
- 2.with shadda, the announcer of death, who brings the news of deathboth
with shadda, the announcer of death, who brings the news of death
- 1.to announce deathboth
To convey the news of someone's death.
- 2.to announce/declareboth
To make something known publicly, to declare or announce.
- 3.to reproachclassical
To publicly point out or declare someone's faults or sins.
- 4.to leadclassical
To go ahead of and call to (animals or people) to follow.
- 1.like saʿāboth
like saʿā
- 1.with ḍammaboth
with ḍamma
- 1.messenger of deathboth
The one who brings the news of a death.
- 1.news of deathclassical
The report or announcement of a death.
- 1.news of deathclassical
The report or announcement of a death.
- 1.many announcements of deathclassical
Plural form indicating numerous reports or announcements of death.
- 1.to announce each other's deadclassical
To announce the deaths of one's own fallen to incite others.
- 1.announcer of deathclassical
One who announces death.
- 1.to reproach someone forboth
To publicly declare or point out someone's faults or sins.
- 1.to leadclassical
To go ahead of and call to (animals or people) to follow.
- 2.to be overtaken byclassical
To be afflicted or overcome by something (like evil or wine).
- 3.to become widespreadclassical
For a mention or reputation to become widely known.
- 4.to scatterclassical
To disperse or scatter from something.
- 1.leadingclassical
The act of going ahead and calling others to follow.
- 1.scatteringclassical
The act of dispersing or scattering.
- 2.flightclassical
A sudden scattering or dispersal, like a stampede.
- 1.slit of the lipclassical
A cut or slit in the lip, specifically of a camel.