ءدب
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns good manners, refinement, and education. It extends to the act of inviting people to a meal, and metaphorically to divine invitation or provision. It also encompasses the concept of wonder or amazement.
Derived headwords
- 1.good manners, refinementboth
The quality of being well-mannered, cultured, and refined, encompassing good conduct and virtuous actions.
- 2.literature, belles-lettresboth
The body of literary works, especially those considered to be of artistic or intellectual value, often focusing on Arabic language and its sciences.
- 3.etiquette, politenessboth
The customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group.
- 4.wonder, amazementclassical
A feeling of surprise and admiration caused by something beautiful, unexpected, or inexplicable.
- 1.to be refined, to behave wellboth
To acquire good manners, to conduct oneself in a refined and virtuous manner.
- 2.to learn, to be educatedboth
To gain knowledge, to be taught or instructed, especially in matters of refinement and ethics.
- 1.cultured person, man of lettersboth
A person who is well-mannered, refined, educated, and often skilled in literature or the arts.
- 1.to invite to a mealclassical
To prepare a feast or a meal and invite people to attend.
- 2.to teach manners, to disciplineboth
To educate someone in good conduct, to instill refinement and proper behavior.
- 1.good manners, refinementboth
The state or quality of being well-mannered and refined.
- 2.wonder, amazementclassical
A state of being astonished or amazed by something.
- 1.well-mannered, refinedboth
Possessing good manners, cultured, and refined.
- 1.cultured people, men of lettersboth
Plural of 'adib', referring to multiple individuals who are well-mannered, refined, and educated.
- 1.to teach manners, to disciplineboth
To educate someone in good conduct and refinement.
- 2.to fill with justice and equityclassical
To bring justice, fairness, and equity to a land or people.
- 3.to make a feastclassical
To prepare and host a banquet or a celebratory meal.
- 1.to learn manners, to be educatedboth
To acquire good manners, to be disciplined, and to learn refinement.
- 1.to seek refinement, to learn mannersclassical
To strive to acquire good manners and refinement, to learn proper conduct.
- 1.to teach manners, to disciplineboth
To educate someone in good conduct, to instill refinement, and to discipline.
- 2.to punishboth
To inflict punishment for wrongdoing, often with the aim of correction and teaching.
- 3.to train, to cultivateboth
To train the soul and cultivate good morals and ethics.
- 1.discipline, educationboth
The act of disciplining, educating, and refining someone's character and manners.
- 2.punishmentboth
The act of punishing someone for their misdeeds.
- 1.feast, banquetclassical
A meal prepared for an invitation or a celebration, such as a wedding feast.
- 1.feast, banquetboth
A meal prepared for an invitation or a celebration, such as a wedding feast.
- 2.God's banquet (metaphorical)classical
A divine provision or invitation, often referring to the Quran as a source of spiritual nourishment and guidance.
- 1.feasts, banquetsboth
Plural of 'ma'duba', referring to multiple meals prepared for invitations or celebrations.
- 1.to fill with justice and equityclassical
To bring justice, fairness, and equity to a land or people.
- 1.to fill with justice and equityclassical
To bring justice, fairness, and equity to a land or people.
- 2.to make a feastclassical
To prepare and host a banquet or a celebratory meal.
- 1.filling with justiceclassical
The act of filling a land or people with justice and equity.
- 2.making a feastclassical
The act of preparing and hosting a feast or banquet.
- 1.wonder, amazementclassical
A feeling of surprise and admiration caused by something unusual or remarkable.
- 1.wonder, amazementclassical
A feeling of surprise and admiration caused by something unusual or remarkable.
- 1.to invite to a mealclassical
To invite someone to a meal or feast.
- 2.to make a feastclassical
To prepare and host a feast or banquet.
- 1.inviter to a mealclassical
One who invites others to a feast or banquet.
- 1.inviters to a mealclassical
Plural of 'adib', referring to those who invite others to a feast.
- 1.abundance of waterclassical
The vastness or abundance of water, particularly in a sea or large body of water.
- 1.literaryboth
Relating to literature, or the study and writing of literature.
- 2.related to manners or refinementboth
Pertaining to good manners, etiquette, or the cultivation of refined behavior.
- 1.Adabi (mountain name)classical
The name of a mountain located near 'Awarid, or in the territory of Tayy.
- 1.trained, disciplinedclassical
Referring to an animal, especially a camel, that has been trained, disciplined, and made tractable.
- 1.trained, disciplinedclassical
Trained, disciplined, and made tractable, often used for animals.