هنء
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of something being easy, pleasant, or agreeable, especially in the context of food or sustenance. It extends to meanings of giving, bestowing, or providing, and also encompasses the idea of healing or treating, particularly with medicinal substances like tar.
Derived headwords
- 1.pleasant, agreeableboth
What comes to you without hardship; pleasant and agreeable.
- 1.pleasantness, easeboth
The state of being pleasant or easy, especially regarding sustenance.
- 1.to become pleasantboth
Food became pleasant and agreeable.
- 1.to be pleasantboth
Food was pleasant and agreeable.
- 1.pleasantnessboth
The state of being pleasant and agreeable.
- 1.to be pleasant to meboth
The food was pleasant to me.
- 1.to enjoy itboth
To enjoy something without consequence or hardship.
- 1.to find pleasantboth
To find something pleasant or agreeable.
- 2.to seek helpclassical
To seek help or support from someone.
- 3.to ask forclassical
To ask for something, especially a gift or favor.
- 1.pleasant thingsclassical
Pleasant things that occur to a person, often referring to worldly desires or distractions.
- 1.to enjoy itboth
To enjoy something without hardship or blame.
- 1.to give, bestowboth
To give or bestow something upon someone.
- 2.to feedboth
To feed someone or give them food.
- 1.to give himclassical
To give something to him.
- 1.tar, pitchboth
A substance like tar or pitch used for treating camels or for other purposes.
- 2.cluster of datesclassical
A cluster or bunch of dates on a palm tree.
- 3.gift, bountyclassical
A generous gift or bounty.
- 1.to tar camelsboth
To apply tar or pitch to camels, often for medicinal purposes.
- 1.tar, pitchboth
The substance of tar or pitch.
- 2.gift, bountyclassical
A generous gift or bounty.
- 3.portion of the nightclassical
A portion or part of the night.
- 1.tarredboth
Camels that have been treated with tar or pitch.
- 1.cattle found pastureclassical
Cattle found a portion of pasture but were not fully satisfied.
- 1.cattle with little pastureclassical
Camels that have found some pasture but are not fully satiated.
- 1.to be pleased withboth
To be pleased or delighted with something.
- 1.pleasant and wholesomeboth
Pleasant and wholesome, often used to describe food or drink.
- 1.a short whileboth
A short period of time; a little while.
- 1.congratulationsboth
Congratulations; the opposite of condolences.
- 1.to congratulateboth
To congratulate someone on an achievement or event.
- 1.may it please youboth
May it be pleasant or agreeable to you.
- 1.one who asksclassical
One who asks for something, whether a gift or help.
- 1.servantclassical
A servant or attendant.
- 1.Umm Hani'both
A kunya (patronymic) for a female, specifically Umm Hani' bint Abi Talib, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.