يقد
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily discusses a place name, Yaqid, and its association with a woman who claimed prophetic inspiration. It also includes a poetic verse referencing this location and individual.
Derived headwords
- 1.Yaqidclassical
A place name, specifically a town near Azaz in Aleppo, mentioned in classical Arabic texts.
- 1.womanboth
An adult female human.
- 1.claimsboth
To assert something as true, often without proof or when the assertion is questionable.
- 1.revelationboth
Divine communication or message, often believed to be revealed by God.
- 1.comes to herboth
To arrive at or be received by someone.
- 1.believesboth
To accept something as true or real.
- 1.fatherboth
A male parent.
- 1.saidboth
To utter words or speak.
- 1.oathsboth
Solemn promises or declarations, often invoking a divine witness.
- 1.my daughterboth
My female child.
- 1.prophetessclassical
A female prophet.
- 1.Abd Allah ibn Muhammad ibn Sinan al-Khafajiclassical
A historical figure, likely a poet or scholar, mentioned in the text.
- 1.addressesboth
To speak directly to someone.
- 1.lifeboth
The condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death.
- 1.Zaynabboth
A female given name.
- 1.ibn Abd al-Wahidboth
A patronymic, indicating 'son of Abd al-Wahid'.
- 1.everyboth
All of the individual members of a group.
- 1.becameboth
To come to be; to become.
- 1.Rawshan ibn Muhsinclassical
A personal name mentioned in the poetic verse.
- 1.saysboth
To utter words or speak.
- 1.peopleboth
Human beings in general or collectively.
- 1.most justboth
Possessing or displaying the highest degree of fairness and impartiality.
- 1.witnessboth
A person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, take place.
- 1.soboth
Used to indicate that something previously mentioned is true or has happened.
- 1.the lexiconboth
A dictionary or vocabulary of a language.
- 1.Yaqutclassical
Likely referring to Yaqut al-Hamawi, the famous geographer and lexicographer.
- 1.is supplementedclassical
To add something to what has already been said or written to make it more complete or accurate.
- 1.upon itboth
Indicating reference or dependence.