لبث
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThe root لبث (labitha) primarily denotes staying, remaining, or lingering in a place. It also carries connotations of slowness, delay, and waiting, often implying a prolonged period of time.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stay, remainboth
To abide or continue in a place for a duration.
- 2.to be slow, delayedclassical
To be tardy or slow in action or arrival.
- 1.staying, remainingboth
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 2.slowness, delayclassical
A state of being slow or delayed.
- 1.staying, remainingboth
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 1.staying, remainingclassical
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 1.staying, remainingclassical
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 1.staying, remainingclassical
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 1.staying, remainingclassical
The act of staying or remaining in a place.
- 2.group of peopleclassical
A gathering or group of people, especially when they are from different tribes.
- 1.one who staysboth
Someone who remains or stays in a place.
- 2.slow, tardyclassical
Describing someone who is slow or delayed.
- 1.to cause to stayclassical
To make someone or something remain or stay.
- 1.to cause to stayclassical
To make someone or something remain or stay.
- 1.to stay, remainboth
To abide or continue in a place.
- 2.to hesitate, delayclassical
To pause or delay in action.
- 1.hesitation, delayclassical
A pause or delay in action.
- 1.one who staysboth
Someone who remains or stays in a place.
- 1.to consider slow, to find delayedboth
To perceive something as slow or delayed.
- 1.slowclassical
Describing something that is slow, particularly a bow.
- 1.slow, lingeringclassical
Describing someone or something that is slow or lingers.
- 1.following, subordinateclassical
Used as an emphatic or following word, often in conjunction with 'labith'.
- 1.to wait forclassical
To wait for someone until their opinion becomes clear or mistaken.