رقء
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root رقء (raqa') primarily relates to the cessation or calming of something, particularly tears or sweat. It can also extend to the idea of stopping or preventing bloodshed, and metaphorically, to mending or reconciling disputes. Less commonly, it signifies ascent or improvement.
Derived headwords
- 1.tears stoppedboth
Tears ceased to flow.
- 1.sweat subsidedboth
Sweat became still or subsided.
- 1.God made it subsideclassical
God caused something (like tears) to cease or become still.
- 1.what stops bloodclassical
Something placed on blood to stop it or make it cease flowing.
- 1.cessation of bloodclassical
The stopping or prevention of bloodshed, often referring to blood money paid in lieu of retribution.
- 1.blood is stoppedclassical
Blood is halted or prevented from flowing, typically in the context of preventing further killing.
- 1.blood is held backclassical
Blood is restrained or held back, implying prevention of violence or death.
- 1.sweat roseclassical
Sweat rose or appeared.
- 1.I made it subsideclassical
I caused something (like sweat or tears) to cease or become still.
- 1.he caused discordclassical
To cause discord or strife between people.
- 2.he reconciledclassical
To reconcile or mend relations between people.
- 1.reconcilerclassical
A person who reconciles disputes between others.
- 1.he ascendedclassical
To ascend or climb a step or degree.
- 1.he ascendedclassical
To ascend or climb a step or degree (a variant pronunciation/form).
- 1.stairwayboth
A stairway or step, a place of ascent.
- 1.stick to your weaknessclassical
To persist in one's weakness or disability; to stick to it.
- 2.mend your waysclassical
To mend one's affairs or situation first.