قعد
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThe root قعد (q-'-d) primarily relates to the concept of sitting, staying, or remaining in place. It extends to meanings of ceasing an action, being unable to move due to illness or weakness, and also encompasses terms for specific periods, groups of people, and even geographical features.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sitboth
To rest on one's buttocks or haunches; to be in a seated position.
- 2.to remain, stayboth
To stay in a place or condition, not moving or proceeding.
- 3.to cease, stopboth
To refrain from an action or movement.
- 4.to standclassical
To rise or stand up.
- 5.to be immobileboth
To be unable to move, often due to illness or weakness.
- 1.sittingboth
The act or state of sitting.
- 2.staying, remainingboth
The act of staying in a place or condition.
- 1.seatboth
A place where one sits.
- 2.place of sittingboth
The location where someone sits.
- 3.place of stayingboth
A place where one remains or stays.
- 4.place of confinementclassical
A place where one is confined, especially due to illness.
- 1.seatboth
A place where one sits.
- 2.place of sittingboth
The location where someone sits.
- 3.place of stayingboth
A place where one remains or stays.
- 1.to sitboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to sit'.
- 1.sittingboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of قعد, meaning the act of sitting.
- 1.sittingboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of قعد, meaning the act of sitting.
- 1.sitting postureboth
A type or manner of sitting, similar to جلسة (jalsah).
- 2.amount of spaceboth
The amount of space occupied by someone sitting.
- 3.last childclassical
The last child born to a parent, applicable to male, female, or plural.
- 4.well depthclassical
The depth of a well, measured by the height of a seated person.
- 1.to make sitboth
To cause someone to sit down.
- 2.to immobilizeboth
To cause someone to be unable to move, often due to illness.
- 3.to dig a well partiallyclassical
To dig a well to the depth of a seated person or leave it at ground level.
- 1.Dhu al-Qi'dahboth
The eleventh month of the Islamic lunar calendar, named because Arabs used to refrain from traveling and warfare during this month.
- 1.those who stayed behindclassical
A group of people who remained behind, especially from a military campaign or a cause.
- 2.those who do not fightclassical
People who do not go to battle or participate in combat.
- 3.excrementclassical
Feces or dung.
- 4.flaccidity of camel's legclassical
A condition of looseness and weakness in a camel's leg.
- 1.follower of Kharijitesclassical
One who holds the views of the Kharijites, particularly those who abstained from fighting.
- 2.unable, incapableclassical
Lacking ability or strength, often due to a physical or moral defect.
- 1.sittingboth
Actively sitting.
- 2.staying, remainingboth
Remaining in a place or condition.
- 3.immobileboth
Unable to move, often due to illness.
- 4.barren (of a palm tree)classical
A palm tree that fails to bear fruit in a given year.
- 5.infertile (of a woman)both
A woman who has ceased bearing children or menstruating.
- 1.seat, cushionboth
A cushion or mat upon which one sits.
- 2.women's riding deviceclassical
A type of saddle or riding apparatus for women.
- 1.frogsclassical
Frogs, likely due to their habit of sitting or remaining in place near water.
- 1.rule, principleboth
A fundamental principle or established procedure.
- 2.baseboth
The bottom or foundation of something.
- 3.old womanboth
An elderly woman, especially one who has passed menopause.
- 4.parts of a howdahclassical
The four crossbeams beneath a howdah (a seat for riding on a camel or elephant).
- 1.old womenboth
Plural of قاعدة (qāʿidah), referring to elderly women.
- 1.incapable, weakclassical
Lacking strength or ability, often due to lineage or character.
- 1.companionclassical
One who sits with another; a companion or associate.
- 2.weaklingclassical
A weak or feeble person.
- 1.close paternal lineageclassical
Having a close relationship to the great-grandfather in paternal lineage; a sign of strong kinship.
- 2.cowardly, baseclassical
A person who is cowardly and base in lineage.
- 1.close paternal lineageclassical
Having a close relationship to the great-grandfather in paternal lineage.
- 1.close paternal lineageclassical
Having a close relationship to the great-grandfather in paternal lineage.
- 1.paralyzed, immobileclassical
Unable to move due to a chronic illness or condition.
- 1.to refrain fromboth
To cease from doing something or to abstain from it.
- 2.to be unable toboth
To be incapable of doing something.
- 1.to prepare forclassical
To prepare oneself or make ready for something, especially war.
- 2.to be able to matchclassical
To be capable of matching or confronting someone or something.
- 1.a shoot developed a trunkclassical
A young palm shoot developed a trunk.
- 1.date palm reachable by handclassical
A date palm whose fruit is within reach of a person's hand.
- 1.woman past childbearingboth
A woman who has ceased menstruating and bearing children.
- 1.foundations of housesboth
The foundational structures of buildings.
- 1.lazy, incapableclassical
A person characterized by laziness or inability, often related to lineage.
- 1.distant paternal lineageclassical
Having a distant relationship to the great-grandfather in paternal lineage; considered less desirable.
- 1.lack of ancestorsclassical
Having few ancestors or a short lineage.
- 1.short lineageclassical
Having a short or insignificant paternal lineage.