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رسخ

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily denotes the concept of being firmly established, fixed, or deeply ingrained. It extends to ideas of permanence, deep knowledge, and even the drying up of water in a place.

Derived headwords

رَسَخَverb
  1. 1.
    to be firmly establishedboth

    To be fixed or settled in a place, becoming permanent.

  2. 2.
    to be deeply ingrainedboth

    Used metaphorically for knowledge or love that has become deeply embedded in the heart or mind.

  3. 3.
    to dry upclassical

    Said of a body of water, like a pond, when its water recedes and disappears.

رُسُوخًاnoun
  1. 1.
    firm establishmentboth

    The state of being firmly established or fixed in place.

  2. 2.
    deep knowledgeboth

    Profound and stable knowledge, especially in a particular field.

  3. 3.
    drying upclassical

    The process of a body of water drying up or receding.

الرَّاسِخُadjective
  1. 1.
    firmly establishedboth

    Something that is fixed, stable, and permanent in its place.

  2. 2.
    deeply knowledgeableboth

    Someone who possesses profound and stable knowledge, particularly in religious or scholarly matters.

  3. 3.
    far-reaching knowledgeclassical

    Possessing extensive and deep understanding.

الرَّاسِخُونَnoun
  1. 1.
    those firmly establishedboth

    The plural form referring to those who are firmly established, especially in knowledge.

  2. 2.
    scholars of deep knowledgeboth

    Specifically refers to those with profound and stable knowledge in the Quran and religious sciences.

رَسَخَverb
  1. 1.
    to dry upclassical

    Said of a pond when its water recedes and disappears.

رَسَخَverb
  1. 1.
    to seep intoclassical

    Said of rain when its moisture penetrates the earth, causing the moist soil layers to meet.

أَرْسَخَverb
  1. 1.
    to make firmboth

    To cause something to be firmly established or fixed.

  2. 2.
    to instill deeplyboth

    Metaphorically used for making knowledge or love deeply ingrained in someone's heart or mind.

أَرْسَاخًاnoun
  1. 1.
    making firmboth

    The act of making something firm or deeply ingrained.

Parallel reading

ثَبَتَ في موضعه
It was fixed in its place.
والراسخ في العلم: الذي دخل فيه دخولا ثابتا
And the one firmly established in knowledge: one who has entered into it with a firm entry.
وجبل راسخ، ودمنة راسخة
And a firmly established mountain, and a settled mound of earth.
وكل ثابت راسخ
And everything that is fixed is firmly established.
{الراسخون فى العلم}
{Those firmly established in knowledge}
وهو مجاز
And this is metaphorical.
فقدمت المدينة فإذا زيد بن ثابت من الراسخين في العلم
So I came to the city and found Zayd ibn Thabit among those firmly established in knowledge.
الراسخ في العلم: بعيد العلم
The one firmly established in knowledge: possessing far-reaching knowledge.
رسخ الغدير، إذا نش ماؤه ونضب فذهب
The pond dried up, when its water receded and disappeared.
رسخ المطر، إذا نضب نداه في داخل الأرض فالتقى منه الثريان
The rain seeped in, when its moisture penetrated the earth, causing the moist layers to meet.
وأرسخه أرساخا: أثبته
And He made it firm: He established it.
كالحبر يرسخ في الصحيفة
Like ink that becomes fixed in the paper.
والعلم يرسخ في قلب الإنسان
And knowledge becomes ingrained in a person's heart.
وكذا رسخ حبه في قلبه
And likewise, his love became firmly established in his heart.
والورق الدخين لا يرسخ فيه الحبر
And porous paper does not hold ink firmly.