صلح
Root entry · 47 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of 'goodness,' 'righteousness,' and 'peace.' It encompasses states of being upright, making amends, and achieving reconciliation. Derived terms also relate to improvement, repair, and the opposite of corruption or فساد.
Derived headwords
- 1.Righteousnessboth
The state of being good, upright, and virtuous; the opposite of corruption and evil.
- 2.Goodnessboth
A quality of being good or virtuous, often used to describe individuals.
- 1.to be goodboth
To be in a state of goodness, uprightness, or soundness; to be suitable or fit.
- 2.to be reconciledboth
To come to terms or make peace with someone.
- 1.to be reconciledboth
To make peace or come to an agreement.
- 1.Reconciliationboth
The act or state of making peace or coming to an agreement.
- 2.Goodnessclassical
A state of being good or righteous.
- 1.Peaceboth
The state of peace or reconciliation between parties.
- 1.Group of peopleclassical
A collective term for a group of people who have reconciled or are in a state of peace.
- 1.Fom al-Sulh riverboth
A river located in Maysan.
- 1.Reformerboth
One who brings about reform or improvement.
- 2.Peacemakerboth
One who makes peace between disputing parties.
- 1.to repairboth
To fix something that was broken or corrupted; to make something sound again.
- 2.to improveboth
To make something better or more suitable.
- 3.to do good toboth
To act kindly or beneficially towards someone or something.
- 1.to reconcileboth
To bring about reconciliation between parties.
- 1.Peaceboth
An agreement to end a conflict or dispute; reconciliation.
- 1.Peaceboth
Reconciliation or an agreement to end hostilities.
- 1.to reconcile withboth
To make peace with someone; to come to an agreement.
- 1.Reconciliationboth
The act of making peace or coming to an agreement.
- 1.Reconciliationboth
The act of making peace or coming to an agreement.
- 1.to reconcileboth
To come to an agreement or make peace with each other.
- 1.to reconcileboth
To come to an agreement or make peace with each other.
- 1.to reconcileboth
To make peace with each other.
- 1.to reconcileboth
To make peace with each other.
- 1.Meccaclassical
One of the names of the city of Mecca.
- 1.Interestboth
Benefit, advantage, or welfare; what is good or expedient.
- 2.Public interestboth
The welfare or benefit of the general public.
- 1.Interestsboth
Benefits, advantages, or welfare; plural of مصلحة.
- 1.to make goodboth
To make something good or suitable; the opposite of making something corrupt.
- 1.Ruḥ b. Ṣalāḥclassical
A narrator of hadith.
- 1.Ṣāliḥānclassical
A neighborhood or area in Isfahan.
- 1.al-Ṣāliḥiyyahclassical
A village near al-Raha, established by King al-Ṣāliḥ.
- 2.al-Ṣāliḥiyyahclassical
A neighborhood in Baghdad.
- 3.al-Ṣāliḥiyyahclassical
A village near Damascus.
- 4.al-Ṣāliḥiyyahclassical
A village in Egypt.
- 1.Peaceboth
Reconciliation or an agreement to end hostilities.
- 1.Righteous peopleboth
Plural of صلحاء, meaning righteous or good individuals.
- 1.Righteous peopleboth
Plural of صلوح, meaning righteous or good individuals.
- 1.Reconciledboth
Describing a group of people who have reconciled.
- 1.Abundantclassical
Used metaphorically to describe something plentiful, like rain.
- 1.Goodboth
Virtuous, righteous, or upright.
- 2.Suitableboth
Fit or appropriate for a particular purpose.
- 1.Salehboth
A prophet mentioned in Islamic tradition.
- 1.Goodclassical
A diminutive form indicating goodness or righteousness.
- 1.Ṣilḥīclassical
A nisba (attribution) indicating a connection to the root or a person named Ṣilḥi.
- 1.al-Ṣāliḥānīclassical
A nisba indicating a connection to the family of Ṣāliḥān.
- 1.Ṣalūkhclassical
A name given to people, possibly derived from the root.
- 1.Ṣulḥclassical
A name given to people, possibly derived from the root.
- 1.Muṣliḥclassical
A name given to people, derived from the active participle meaning 'reformer'.
- 1.Ṣulayḥclassical
A name given to people, possibly a diminutive form.
- 1.Reconciledboth
Describing people who are reconciled.
- 1.Goodboth
Virtuous, righteous, or suitable (feminine form).
- 2.Abundantclassical
Used metaphorically for plentiful things, like rain.
- 1.Agreementboth
A mutual understanding or agreement between a specific group on a particular matter.
- 1.to be suitableboth
To be fit or appropriate for a purpose.
- 1.al-Ṣāliḥūnclassical
A group of hadith narrators, attributed to a common ancestor.
- 1.Banu al-Ṣilayḥīclassical
A dynasty of kings who ruled in Yemen.
- 1.Ja'far b. Aḥmad b. Ṣalīḥ al-Ṣilḥīclassical
A hadith narrator.