نصب
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root 'نصب' primarily relates to the act of setting something up, erecting, or establishing it. It extends to concepts of standing, being upright, and also to the effort or toil involved in such actions. Furthermore, it encompasses meanings related to direction, purpose, and even specific geographical locations and personal names.
Derived headwords
- 1.landmarks, cairnsclassical
These are markers, often stones, erected on hilltops or prominent places to serve as navigational aids or landmarks.
- 2.a specific place nameclassical
Also refers to a particular location, identified by these markers.
- 1.landmarks, cairnsclassical
A plural form referring to markers or cairns, similar to 'Anāṣīb'. It is noted as a plural without a singular form.
- 1.name of a horseclassical
The name of a specific horse belonging to Ḥuwayṣ ibn Bujayr ibn Murrah.
- 1.Nisibis (city)classical
A well-known, inhabited city in the Jazira region, situated on the caravan route from Mosul to Syria. It was a significant center and the capital of Diyar Rabia.
- 1.Nisibis (city)classical
A well-known, inhabited city in the Jazira region, situated on the caravan route from Mosul to Syria. It was a significant center and the capital of Diyar Rabia. It is also mentioned as a village near Aleppo and another city on the Euphrates.
- 1.نسبة to Nisibis (without nun)classical
The nisba (adjective of relation) derived from Nisibis, formed by dropping the final 'n' of the city's name, treating it as a plural or collective noun.
- 1.effort, toil
The exertion or labor involved in doing something; the state of being tired from effort.
- 2.position, rank
A high status, standing, or office; a place of authority or importance.
- 3.foundation, baseclassical
The base or foundation upon which something is set or established.
- 4.purpose, aimclassical
The objective or goal towards which something is directed.
- 5.tripod, standclassical
A stand or support, often for cooking pots (athāfī).
- 1.erection, setting upclassical
The act of establishing, setting up, or erecting something.
- 2.fatigue, exhaustion
Weariness or tiredness resulting from effort or labor.
- 1.to set up, erect
To establish, place upright, or erect something, such as a building, a marker, or a tent.
- 2.to cause to standclassical
To make something stand or be in an upright position.
- 3.to appoint, establish
To designate or appoint someone to a position, or to establish a rule or law.
- 4.to strive, toil
To exert oneself, labor diligently, or work hard.
- 1.in front of my eyes
Literally 'the نصب of my eyes', meaning something that is directly in one's sight, constantly observed, or a primary concern.
- 1.evenly grown teethclassical
Describes teeth that are evenly set and aligned, appearing well-formed and straight.
- 1.Dhāt al-Nuṣbclassical
A place name, a village located near Medina, mentioned in hadith.
- 1.to stand, be upright
To be in an upright or erect position.
- 2.to be established
To be set up, founded, or established.
- 3.to exert oneself, toil
To labor, strive, or work hard.
- 1.landmarkclassical
A marker or signpost erected in a desert or open area to guide travelers.
- 1.watchful eyeclassical
An eye that is intently watching or observing.
- 1.trap, snareclassical
A device set up to catch prey, a trap or snare.
- 1.horses pricked up their earsclassical
A description of horses raising and pointing their ears attentively, indicating alertness or interest.
- 1.a horse with prominent bonesclassical
A horse whose bones are very prominent throughout its body, giving it an upright or 'set' appearance.
- 1.to attribute a hadithclassical
To ascribe a prophetic tradition (hadith) to its source, often the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
- 1.trick, stratagemclassical
A cunning plan, a trick, or a deceptive scheme, often used metaphorically.
- 1.lineage, statusclassical
One's ancestry, social standing, or honorable position.
- 2.office, position
A role or duty undertaken, especially in governance or religious affairs; a job.
- 3.
- 1.positions, offices
Plural of 'manṣib', referring to various roles, ranks, or offices.
- 1.Yanāṣīb (mountains)classical
A place name referring to adjacent mountains in the territory of Banu Kilab or Banu Asad in Najd.
- 1.Nisib (name)classical
A proper name, mentioned with a hadith about killing snakes.
- 1.Nisibis (city on Euphrates)classical
Another city named Nisibis, located on the banks of the Euphrates, known as Roman Nisibis.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location mentioned by Ibn Duraid, used to explain a verse by Al-A'lam Al-Hudhali.
- 1.one who falsely presents himselfclassical
Someone who assumes a role or position they are not qualified for, like acting as a messenger without being one.
- 2.deceiver, trickstermodern
In colloquial usage, someone who employs deception or trickery.