مرء
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of 'man' or 'human being' and its associated qualities, particularly 'manliness' and 'virtue'. It also extends to the physical aspects of eating and digestion, referring to palatable or easily digestible food, and the anatomical passage for food.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be virtuousboth
To possess manliness, virtue, and humanity; to exhibit excellent moral qualities and good conduct.
- 2.to be palatableboth
Said of food, to be wholesome, easily digestible, and have a good outcome.
- 3.to have good airclassical
Said of land, to have pleasant and healthy air.
- 1.manliness, virtueboth
The quality of being a man; encompassing humanity, completeness of manhood, chastity, honorable profession, and good conduct.
- 2.humanityboth
The state of being human, characterized by moral excellence and good habits.
- 1.palatable, wholesomeboth
Describing food or drink that is easily swallowed, agreeable, and has a good consequence or outcome.
- 2.easily digestibleboth
Describing food that is quickly digested and does not cause harm.
- 3.pleasant airclassical
Describing land with good and healthy air.
- 1.to strive for virtueboth
To endeavor to acquire or exhibit manliness and virtue.
- 2.to seek virtue by fault-findingclassical
To seek manliness by pointing out the faults and defects of others.
- 1.to eatclassical
To eat food.
- 2.to feedclassical
To provide food for someone; to cause someone to eat.
- 3.to marryclassical
To marry a woman.
- 4.to have intercourseclassical
To have sexual intercourse with one's wife.
- 1.palatabilityboth
The quality of food being palatable, wholesome, and easily digestible.
- 2.pleasantness of airclassical
The quality of land having good and healthy air.
- 1.to find palatableboth
To find food or drink agreeable, wholesome, and easily digestible.
- 2.to digest easilyboth
Said of food, to be easily digested and have a good outcome.
- 1.esophagusboth
The passage for food and drink from the throat to the stomach; the upper part of the stomach connected to the pharynx.
- 1.human beingboth
A person, whether male or female; an individual.
- 2.manboth
A male human being.
- 1.human beingboth
A person, male or female, with variations in pronunciation and grammatical treatment.
- 2.manboth
A male human being, with variations in pronunciation and grammatical treatment.
- 1.diminutive of womanclassical
A diminutive form of the word 'woman' (امرأة).
- 1.name of a villageclassical
A name of a village in the lands of the Azd, known for the flood of 'Aram.
- 1.womanboth
A female human being; the feminine counterpart to 'man'.
- 1.womanboth
A variant pronunciation and spelling of 'woman' (امرأة), with the hamza omitted.
- 1.womanclassical
A variant pronunciation and spelling of 'woman' (امرأة), with the hamza omitted and the ra' carrying the vowel.
- 1.wolfclassical
A name sometimes given to a wolf, used metaphorically.
- 1.effeminateclassical
Resembling a woman in appearance or speech; effeminate.
- 1.name of a villageclassical
A name of a village in Ma'rib, from which the people were expelled by the flood of 'Aram.
- 1.name of a placeclassical
Another name for a place, possibly related to the previous 'Mar'ah'.
- 1.Imru' al-Qaisclassical
A famous pre-Islamic poet, whose name originally meant 'man of the wild' and later became associated with a tribe.