سرندب
Root entry · 56 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the island of Serendib (Sri Lanka), its geography, and its association with the footprint of Adam.
Derived headwords
- 1.Serendibboth
A large island in the Indian Ocean, known today as Sri Lanka.
- 1.to leave itclassical
To leave something without a specific characteristic, in this case, without diacritical marks.
- 1.diacritical marksclassical
The vowel markings and other diacritical signs used in Arabic script to indicate pronunciation.
- 1.to blame himboth
To express disapproval or censure towards someone.
- 1.his leavingboth
The act of abandoning or omitting something.
- 1.fillingclassical
Material used to fill a space; in this context, superfluous content in a book.
- 1.to be relevantboth
To have significance or importance; to pertain to the matter at hand.
- 1.summaryboth
The essence or main point of something; a synopsis.
- 1.islandboth
A piece of land surrounded by water.
- 1.largeboth
Of considerable or relatively great size, extent, or capacity.
- 1.seaboth
A large body of saltwater.
- 1.Harkandclassical
A name for a sea or ocean, likely referring to the Indian Ocean.
- 1.farthestboth
At the greatest distance in space or time.
- 1.Indiaclassical
The country of India.
- 1.it is saidboth
Used to introduce reported speech or information.
- 1.farsakhclassical
An ancient unit of distance, approximately 3.5 to 4 miles or 5.6 to 6.4 kilometers.
- 1.in itboth
A prepositional phrase indicating location within something.
- 1.the mountainboth
A large natural elevation of the earth's surface.
- 1.was sent downclassical
To be caused to descend from a higher place to a lower one, often used in a divine context.
- 1.our masterclassical
A term of respect, referring to Adam in this context.
- 1.Adamboth
The first man in Abrahamic religions.
- 1.peace be upon himclassical
A honorific phrase used after mentioning prophets and holy figures.
- 1.toweringboth
Extremely high or steep.
- 1.difficultboth
Needing much effort or skill to accomplish, deal with, or understand.
- 1.the ascentclassical
The act of climbing or moving upwards.
- 1.to be possibleboth
To be able to be done or achieved.
- 1.the reachingboth
The act of arriving at or attaining something.
- 1.its bottomboth
The lowest part or point of something.
- 1.thicketsclassical
Dense masses of trees or shrubs.
- 1.greatboth
Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average.
- 1.ditchesboth
A long, narrow excavation in the ground.
- 1.deepboth
Extending far down from the top or surface.
- 1.treesboth
Woody perennial plant, typically having a single stem or trunk.
- 1.snakesboth
A long, limbless, carnivorous reptile.
- 1.largeboth
Of considerable size.
- 1.to see itboth
To perceive with the eyes.
- 1.sailorsclassical
People who work on or travel by sea.
- 1.distanceboth
The length or amount of space between two points.
- 1.daysboth
Periods of 24 hours.
- 1.Al-Rahunclassical
A name given to the mountain, possibly related to its height or a specific feature.
- 1.traceboth
A mark or a small amount of something that shows that someone or something has been somewhere or that something has happened.
- 1.feetboth
The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle.
- 1.imprintedclassical
Having a mark or impression made on a surface.
- 1.the stoneboth
Hard, solid, nonmetallic mineral matter of which rock is made.
- 1.to stepboth
To move forward by taking a step.
- 1.the stepboth
A single movement of the leg in walking.
- 1.otherboth
Used to refer to a second or further instance of something.
- 1.distance of travelclassical
The distance covered in a specific period of travel, often a day's journey.
- 1.dayboth
A period of 24 hours.
- 1.nightboth
The period from sunset to sunrise.
- 1.stoneboth
Hard, solid, nonmetallic mineral matter.
- 1.rubyclassical
A precious stone, a variety of corundum, typically deep red.
- 1.to flow downclassical
To move downwards in a stream.
- 1.torrentsboth
A sudden, violent outpouring of water.
- 1.the valleyboth
A low area of land between hills or mountains.
- 1.they pick them upboth
To collect or gather something.