يهب

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the concept of giving, bestowing, or granting. It can also refer to wind or a blowing motion, and in a derived sense, to fear or reverence.

Derived headwords

يَهَبُverb

1.
to giveboth
To bestow, grant, or present something freely.
2.
to blowclassical
Referring to the wind, to blow strongly or intensely.

وَهَبَverb

1.
to giveboth
To grant, bestow, or donate something, often as a gift or endowment.
2.
to createclassical
To bring into existence, to fashion or form.

وَهْبnoun

1.
giftboth
A present or endowment, something given freely.
2.
creationclassical
The act of bringing something into existence.

وَهِبَةnoun

1.
giftboth
A present, endowment, or donation.

مَوْهِبَةnoun

1.
talentboth
A natural aptitude or skill for something.
2.
giftboth
A special ability or endowment.

مَوْهُوبadjective

1.
talentedboth
Having a natural aptitude or skill.
2.
giftedboth
Possessing a special ability or talent.

وَهُوبadjective

1.
generousclassical
Giving freely and abundantly.

يَهَبُverb

1.
to fearclassical
To be in awe of, to hold in reverence or respect.

يُهَابُverb

1.
to be fearedclassical
To be held in awe or reverence.

يهاب: جاء في الحديث ذكره — He is feared: mentioned in the hadith

إِهَابnoun

1.
skinclassical
The hide or skin of an animal.
2.
tentclassical
A tent made of animal skins.

Parallel reading

يهاب: جاء في الحديث ذكره

He is feared: mentioned in the hadith

ويروى: (إهاب)

And it is narrated as: (Ihab)

وقد تقدم.

And it has preceded.

قال ابن الأثير: هو موضع قرب المدينة، شرفها الله تعالى، وقد أغفله المؤلف هنا.

Ibn al-Athir said: It is a place near the City, may God Almighty ennoble it, and the author has overlooked it here.