بوء
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns returning, admitting, or taking responsibility for something. It extends to concepts of settling, inhabiting, and matching or equaling, particularly in the context of marriage and retribution.
Derived headwords
- 1.returned toboth
To return to something or someone, often implying a consequence or responsibility.
- 1.I took responsibility for itboth
To admit to or take responsibility for something, often a fault or sin.
- 1.he made him responsibleclassical
To make someone responsible for something, or to cause them to return to it.
- 1.marriageboth
Marriage, or the capacity for marriage, often referring to the physical and social aspects.
- 2.dwellingclassical
A place to settle or inhabit, like a home.
- 1.marriageclassical
A variant form of 'al-bā'ah', referring to marriage.
- 1.marriageclassical
A variant form of 'al-bā'ah', referring to marriage.
- 1.marriageclassical
A variant form of 'al-bā'ah', referring to marriage.
- 1.he marriedclassical
To marry, used metaphorically in relation to taking a spouse.
- 2.he settledboth
To settle in a place, to inhabit or take up residence.
- 1.it matchedboth
To match, correspond, or be equal to something.
- 2.he admittedboth
To admit to or acknowledge something, like a debt or a sin.
- 3.it was equalboth
To be equal or equivalent, especially in terms of retribution or justice.
- 1.he admitted his bloodboth
To admit responsibility for someone's blood, implying guilt or accountability for their death.
- 1.he admitted his rightboth
To acknowledge or admit to one's right, often in a legal or rightful claim.
- 1.admissionboth
The act of admitting or acknowledging something, like a sin or debt.
- 2.equalityboth
The state of being equal or equivalent.
- 1.equalityboth
Equality, equivalence, or being a match.
- 2.valleyclassical
A valley, specifically a place named Bawa' in Tihamah.
- 3.one answerclassical
A single, unified answer or response.
- 1.he settled himboth
To settle someone in a place, to make a dwelling for them.
- 2.he prepared it for himboth
To prepare or make a place suitable for someone.
- 1.he matched himclassical
To match someone with another, especially in retribution for a killing.
- 2.he settledclassical
To settle in a place, to inhabit.
- 3.he refrainedclassical
To refrain or cease, possibly from returning or continuing.
- 4.he tanned (leather)classical
To prepare or tan leather.
- 1.he took as a dwellingclassical
To take a place as a dwelling or habitation.
- 2.he sought retributionclassical
To seek retribution or to be matched in a killing.
- 1.they were matchedclassical
To be matched or made equal, especially in the context of retribution for killings.
- 1.stateboth
The state, condition, or environment of something.
- 2.dwellingclassical
A place of dwelling or habitation.
- 1.dwelling placeboth
A place of dwelling, habitation, or settling.
- 2.nestclassical
The nest of a bee in a mountain.
- 3.lairclassical
The lair or resting place of an animal, like a wild bull or cattle.
- 1.resting placeboth
A place where one settles or rests, a dwelling.
- 1.pressingclassical
A pressing or urgent need or matter.