تخذ
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of taking, acquiring, or adopting something. It delves into the etymology and grammatical formation of derived words, particularly focusing on the verb 'to take' and its various derived forms, exploring debates on the assimilation of letters and the original meaning.
Derived headwords
- 1.to takeboth
The basic verb form, meaning to take or acquire something.
- 1.he takesboth
The present tense form of the verb, indicating the action of taking.
- 1.takingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'تخذ', referring to the act of taking.
- 1.he tookboth
The past tense of the verb 'to take', often implying adoption or making something one's own.
- 1.takingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) of 'اتخذ', signifying the act of taking, adopting, or making.
- 1.he tookclassical
A form derived from the root 'أخذ', meaning to take or acquire.
- 1.he consultedclassical
A verb form used as an example of a pattern where a hamza is not assimilated into a 't'.
- 1.he entrustedclassical
A verb form used as an example of a pattern where a hamza is not assimilated into a 't'.
- 1.he wore an izarclassical
A verb form cited as an example of assimilation, similar to 'اتخذ'.
- 1.he became a family memberclassical
A verb form cited as an example of assimilation, similar to 'اتخذ'.
- 1.to takeclassical
A less common variant form of the verb 'to take'.