كفء
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of equivalence, matching, or being equal to something or someone. It extends to ideas of reciprocity, substitution, and also physical actions like overturning or diverting.
Derived headwords
- 1.to reward himboth
To give someone a reward or recompense for something they have done.
- 2.to compensate himboth
To make up for a loss or harm by providing something equivalent.
- 3.to match himboth
To be equal or similar to someone in some respect.
- 4.to observe himclassical
To watch or monitor someone.
- 1.rewardboth
Something given in return for good work, service, or achievement.
- 2.recompenseboth
Compensation or reward for loss or harm suffered.
- 1.equivalenceboth
The state of being equal or equivalent.
- 2.matchingboth
The act of being a match or equal to something.
- 3.abilityboth
Capacity or power to do something.
- 4.recompenseboth
Compensation or reward.
- 1.I compensate himboth
I make up for a loss or harm by providing something equivalent.
- 2.I match himboth
I am equal or similar to him.
- 1.matchingboth
Being a match or equal.
- 2.equivalenceboth
The state of being equivalent.
- 1.competenceboth
The ability to do something successfully or efficiently.
- 2.suitabilityboth
The quality of being appropriate or fit, especially in marriage.
- 3.equivalenceboth
The state of being equal or equivalent.
- 1.his equivalentboth
Something or someone that is equal or matches him.
- 2.his matchboth
A person or thing that is equal to another in quality or strength.
- 1.I overturned itboth
I turned something upside down or poured it out.
- 2.I inverted itboth
I turned something upside down.
- 3.I diverted himboth
I turned someone away from a course or direction.
- 1.his equalboth
A person or thing that is equal to another.
- 2.his matchboth
A person or thing that is equal to another in quality or strength.
- 1.his equalboth
A person or thing that is equal to another.
- 2.his matchboth
A person or thing that is equal to another in quality or strength.
- 1.his equalboth
A person or thing that is equal to another.
- 2.his matchboth
A person or thing that is equal to another in quality or strength.
- 1.equalsboth
Plural of equal; persons or things that are equal.
- 2.matchesboth
Plural of match; persons or things that are equal in quality or strength.
- 1.to overturnboth
To turn something upside down or pour it out.
- 2.to divertboth
To turn someone or something away from a course or direction.
- 3.to pour outboth
To cause the contents of a container to flow out.
- 1.to turn backboth
To return or retreat from a direction or course.
- 2.to be divertedboth
To be turned away from a course or direction.
- 3.to retreatboth
To move back or withdraw from a position or situation.
- 1.overturnedboth
Turned upside down or poured out.
- 2.invertedboth
Turned upside down.
- 1.to overturn itboth
To turn something upside down or pour it out.
- 2.to make it leanboth
To cause something to tilt or lean.
- 3.to divert itboth
To turn something away from its course.
- 1.to overturn itboth
To turn something upside down or pour it out.
- 2.to follow himboth
To pursue or track someone.
- 3.to raid itboth
To make a sudden attack on a place or people.
- 1.they retreatedboth
They moved back or withdrew from a position or situation.
- 2.they turned backboth
They returned or retreated from a direction or course.
- 1.to deviateboth
To depart from an established course or accepted practice.
- 2.to leanboth
To incline or cause to incline.
- 3.to overturnboth
To turn something upside down or pour it out.
- 4.to increase offspringclassical
To have a large number of offspring.
- 1.tiltedboth
Leaning or inclined.
- 2.deviatingboth
Departing from an established course or accepted practice.
- 3.unevenboth
Not level or smooth.
- 1.poetic flawclassical
A flaw in Arabic poetry related to the variation of rhyme sounds or their vowels.
- 2.deviationclassical
The act of departing from an established course or accepted practice.
- 3.inconsistencyclassical
Lack of consistency or uniformity.
- 1.he tiltsboth
He causes something to lean or tilt.
- 2.he overturnsboth
He turns something upside down or pours it out.