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نعث
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concepts of taking, grasping, and handling something. It also extends to meanings of preparing for a journey, acting with excessive expenditure, and diligently pursuing a matter.
Derived headwords
نَعَثَهُverb
- 1.to take, graspclassical
To take something or grasp it firmly.
اِنْتَعَثَهُverb
- 1.to take, graspclassical
To take something or grasp it firmly, similar to the basic verb form.
أَنْعَثَ في مالهverb
- 1.to spend lavishlyclassical
To spend excessively or wastefully on one's property or wealth.
- 2.to squanderclassical
To dissipate or waste one's wealth.
- 3.to scatter, disperseclassical
To scatter or disperse one's wealth.
أَنْعَثَ في الجهاز للمسيرverb
- 1.to prepare for a journeyclassical
To make preparations and gather provisions for a journey.
أَنْعَاثnoun
- 1.diligence, persistenceclassical
The state of being diligent or persistent in pursuing a matter or task.
Parallel reading
أهمله الجوهري
Al-Jawhari neglected it.
وقال الصاغاني (: أخذه) وتناوله، (كانتعثه)
And Al-Saghani said: 'to take it' and 'to handle it', like 'he took it'.
وأنعث في ماله
And he spent lavishly on his property.
وقيل: (أسرف)
And it was said: 'he squandered'.
وقيل: بذره
And it was said: 'he scattered it'.
وأنعث في الجهاز للمسير
And he prepared the provisions for the journey.
ويقال: هم في أنعاث أي دأبوا في أمرهم
And it is said: 'They are in 'an'aath', meaning they were diligent in their affair.
كذا في التكملة
Thus it is in Al-Takmilah.