بحت
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root بحت (baḥt) primarily denotes purity, unmixedness, and sincerity. It extends to concepts of exclusivity, straightforwardness, and unadulterated states in various contexts, including substances, relationships, and actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.purityboth
The state of being pure, unmixed, or unadulterated.
- 2.exclusivityboth
The quality of being solely one thing, without any admixture.
- 1.pureboth
Describing something as unmixed or unadulterated, like a pure drink or pure Arabic.
- 2.absoluteboth
Describing something as complete or utter, such as absolute poverty or intense cold.
- 1.pure (fem.)both
The feminine form of 'bحت', used to describe feminine nouns as pure or unmixed.
- 1.to become pureboth
To become pure, unmixed, or absolute.
- 1.purityboth
The state or quality of being pure, unmixed, or absolute.
- 1.to fight fiercelyclassical
To engage in intense and sincere combat, without any hint of appeasement.
- 1.to be sincereboth
To be sincere or pure in affection or relationship.
- 2.to revealboth
To disclose or reveal something, to be open and honest.
- 3.to feed purelyclassical
To feed an animal with a specific type of food exclusively.
- 1.sincerityboth
The state of being sincere or pure in a relationship.
- 2.disclosureboth
The act of revealing or disclosing something.
- 1.drinking purelyclassical
The act of drinking something unmixed or pure.
- 1.a hadith narratorclassical
A specific individual named Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Baht, known as a hadith narrator.