فيد
Root entry · 48 derived lemmasThe root فيد primarily relates to concepts of gain, benefit, and acquisition, but also encompasses meanings of death, firmness, and preparation. It extends to describe specific actions like grinding or mixing ingredients, and also refers to geographical locations and physical attributes.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dieclassical
To pass away or cease to live. This usage is compared to 'fāza' (to succeed) and 'fāẓa' (to perish).
- 2.to become firmclassical
For wealth or property to become established or fixed for someone.
- 3.to go and dieclassical
For wealth to disappear and be lost, implying death or ruin.
- 4.to grindclassical
To grind saffron or similar substances, often by crushing them and then mixing with water.
- 5.to rubclassical
For a woman to rub perfume into water to dissolve it.
- 6.to be cautiousclassical
To be wary of something and move aside from it.
- 1.he benefitsboth
He gains advantage, profit, or useful knowledge. This is the most common modern meaning.
- 2.he diesclassical
He passes away.
- 3.it becomes firmclassical
It becomes established or fixed.
- 4.it goes and diesclassical
It disappears and perishes.
- 5.it is groundclassical
It is crushed or ground, referring to saffron or similar substances.
- 6.it is rubbedclassical
It is rubbed into water to dissolve.
- 7.he is cautiousclassical
He is wary and avoids something.
- 1.struttingclassical
Walking with a proud, swaggering gait.
- 2.grindingclassical
The act of grinding or crushing, especially saffron.
- 3.firmnessclassical
The state of being established or fixed.
- 4.deathclassical
The state of being dead.
- 1.swaggeringclassical
One who walks with a proud, ostentatious gait.
- 2.greedy eaterclassical
One who gathers whatever they can and eats it.
- 1.swaggeringclassical
One who walks with a proud and ostentatious gait.
- 1.greedy eaterclassical
One who gathers what they can and eats it.
- 2.swaggering gaitclassical
A proud and ostentatious way of walking.
- 1.deathclassical
The state of being dead.
- 2.saffronclassical
Ground or prepared saffron.
- 3.saffron petalsclassical
The petals of the saffron plant.
- 4.saffron flowerclassical
The flower of the saffron plant.
- 5.hairclassical
The hair on the upper lip of a horse.
- 6.waterclassical
A source of water.
- 7.fortressclassical
A fortified place or castle.
- 1.the man diedclassical
The man passed away.
- 1.the wealth became firmclassical
The wealth became established or fixed for someone.
- 2.the wealth went and diedclassical
The wealth disappeared and was lost.
- 1.he grinds itclassical
He grinds saffron or similar substances.
- 1.the saffron was groundclassical
The saffron was crushed and mixed with water.
- 1.the woman rubbedclassical
The woman rubbed perfume into water to dissolve it.
- 1.groundclassical
Referring to saffron or similar substances that have been ground or crushed.
- 2.beneficialboth
Providing advantage or usefulness.
- 3.one who provides benefitboth
Someone who gives or imparts benefit.
- 1.benefitboth
An advantage, profit, or useful gain, whether material or intellectual.
- 2.gainboth
Something acquired or obtained, especially through effort or investment.
- 1.a benefit accrued to himclassical
A gain or advantage became established for him.
- 1.benefitboth
An advantage or profit gained.
- 2.gainboth
Something acquired.
- 1.a place nameboth
A name for a location, specifically a town or region in Arabia, known for its wells and as a stopping point on trade routes.
- 2.a fortressclassical
A castle or fortified place.
- 1.saffronclassical
Ground saffron.
- 1.it is groundclassical
Referring to saffron or similar substances being ground.
- 1.hairclassical
The hair on the upper lip of a horse.
- 1.a place nameboth
A town in Najd on the route of Iraqi pilgrims.
- 2.a fortressclassical
A castle or fortified place.
- 1.you move the hot ashes with your handclassical
To move hot ashes from a baked item using one's hand.
- 1.hot ashesclassical
The hot ashes or embers from a fire.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location situated between Mecca and Medina.
- 1.a place nameclassical
Another location, possibly a valley or protected area.
- 1.male owlclassical
The male of the owl species.
- 2.echoclassical
A sound that is reflected.
- 1.swaggeringclassical
One who walks with a proud and ostentatious gait.
- 1.swaggeringclassical
One who walks with a proud and ostentatious gait.
- 1.greedy eaterclassical
One who gathers whatever they can and eats it.
- 1.greedy eaterclassical
One who gathers whatever they can and eats it.
- 2.swaggering gaitclassical
A proud and ostentatious way of walking.
- 1.benefitboth
What God bestows upon a servant, which they gain and acquire.
- 2.gainboth
Something acquired, such as knowledge or wealth.
- 1.a benefit accrued to himclassical
A gain or advantage became established for him.
- 1.benefitsboth
Plural of 'fā'idah', referring to gains or advantages.
- 2.gainsboth
Plural of 'fā'idah', referring to acquired knowledge or wealth.
- 1.to be frightened by the soundclassical
To be startled or frightened by the sound of a male owl.
- 1.I acquired wealthboth
I gained or obtained wealth.
- 2.I gave wealthclassical
I gave wealth to someone else.
- 1.the one who benefitsclassical
The one who gains or acquires something.
- 1.he benefitsboth
He gains advantage, profit, or useful knowledge.
- 2.he acquiresboth
He obtains or comes into possession of something.
- 1.he benefitedboth
He gained advantage, profit, or useful knowledge.
- 2.he acquiredboth
He obtained or came into possession of something.
- 1.they exchange wealthclassical
Each of them gives wealth to the other.
- 1.a mountain nameclassical
The name of a mountain.
- 1.they diedclassical
They perished or ceased to live.
- 1.a kunyaclassical
A patronymic or kunya, referring to Al-Mu'arraj bin 'Umar Al-Suddusi, a linguist.
- 1.a person's nameclassical
The name of a person, Fayd bin 'Abd al-Rahman Al-Sha'rani.
- 1.a person's nameclassical
The name of a person, Hamid bin Fayd Al-Hasib Al-Baghdadi.
- 1.a person's nameclassical
The name of a person, Fayd bin Makki bin Muhammad Al-Hamdani.
- 1.a titleclassical
A title given to Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Ja'far Al-Hasan Al-Hasan bin Muhammad Ghundar Al-Hafiz.
- 2.a titleclassical
A title for Al-Shaykh Al-Mufid, a prominent Shia scholar.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location mentioned in poetry.
- 1.a mountain nameclassical
The name of a mountain in Upper Egypt on the Nile.