برر
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThe root 'برر' primarily relates to goodness, kindness, and righteousness. It extends to concepts of connection, fulfillment, truthfulness, and abundance, encompassing both divine and human actions. It also denotes the land as opposed to the sea and the grain wheat.
Derived headwords
- 1.Goodness, righteousnessboth
The quality of being good, righteous, or virtuous, encompassing all forms of good deeds and adherence to divine commands.
- 2.Kindness, benevolenceboth
Extensive kindness and benevolence, especially from God towards His creation.
- 3.Connection, kinshipclassical
The act of maintaining ties of kinship and connection with relatives.
- 4.Pilgrimageclassical
The Islamic pilgrimage (Hajj).
- 5.Truthfulnessboth
Truthfulness, especially in speech or oaths.
- 6.Obedienceboth
Obedience, particularly to God or parents.
- 7.Landboth
The land, as opposed to the sea.
- 8.Wheatboth
Wheat, a staple grain.
- 9.Heartclassical
The heart, as a seat of emotion or conviction.
- 10.Fox cubclassical
A young fox.
- 11.Mouseclassical
A mouse or a similar small rodent.
- 1.To be good, righteousboth
To act righteously or virtuously.
- 2.To be kind, benevolentboth
To show kindness and benevolence.
- 3.To connect, maintain kinshipclassical
To maintain ties of kinship and connection with relatives.
- 4.To fulfill (an oath)both
To be truthful in an oath, to fulfill it and not break it.
- 5.To accept (pilgrimage)classical
For God to accept a pilgrimage.
- 6.To be obedientboth
To be obedient, especially to God or parents.
- 1.Goodness, righteousnessboth
The quality of being good, righteous, or virtuous.
- 2.Kindness, benevolenceboth
Extensive kindness and benevolence.
- 3.Connection, kinshipclassical
The act of maintaining ties of kinship.
- 4.Pilgrimageclassical
The Islamic pilgrimage (Hajj).
- 5.Truthfulnessboth
Truthfulness in speech or oaths.
- 6.Obedienceboth
Obedience, particularly to God or parents.
- 7.Landboth
The land, as opposed to the sea.
- 8.Wheatboth
Wheat, a staple grain.
- 1.Good, righteousboth
Characterized by goodness, righteousness, and piety.
- 2.Kind, benevolentboth
Showing extensive kindness and benevolence.
- 3.Truthfulboth
Truthful, especially in oaths.
- 4.Obedientboth
Obedient, especially to God or parents.
- 1.Al-Barrboth
One of the beautiful names of God (Allah), meaning The Source of All Goodness and Benevolence.
- 1.Wheatboth
Wheat, a staple grain.
- 1.Landboth
The land, as opposed to the sea.
- 1.Heartclassical
The heart, as a seat of emotion or conviction.
- 1.Fox cubclassical
A young fox.
- 1.Mouseclassical
A mouse or a similar small rodent.
- 1.Goodness, righteousnessclassical
A proper noun used to signify goodness or righteousness.
- 1.Benevolence, kindnessboth
An act or place of extensive kindness and benevolence.
- 1.To treat kindly, benevolentlyboth
To show kindness and benevolence towards someone, especially parents.
- 2.To fulfill (an oath)classical
To fulfill an oath by acting truthfully.
- 1.To fulfill (an oath)both
To fulfill an oath by acting truthfully; to cause someone to fulfill their oath.
- 2.To increase in numberclassical
For a group of people to increase in number, especially in goodness.
- 3.To travel by landclassical
To travel by land, as opposed to by sea.
- 1.Accepted, approvedboth
Said of a pilgrimage or good deed that is accepted by God.
- 2.Righteous, virtuousboth
Characterized by righteousness and virtue, free from sin.
- 1.To obey, be obedientclassical
To obey God or a superior, to be obedient.
- 1.Righteous peopleboth
Plural of 'barr' (righteous person), often referring to pious individuals.
- 1.Righteous peopleboth
Plural of 'barr' (righteous person), often referring to pious individuals, especially angels.
- 1.Righteous, piousboth
Characterized by righteousness and piety.
- 2.Kind, benevolentboth
Showing kindness and benevolence.
- 1.Truthfulness in oathboth
The act of being truthful in an oath.
- 1.To be truthful in an oathboth
To be truthful in an oath and not break it.
- 1.The oath was fulfilledboth
The oath was truthful and fulfilled.
- 1.To be truthful in an oathboth
To be truthful in an oath and not break it.
- 1.To fulfill his oathboth
To fulfill someone's oath; to respond to their oath.
- 1.Abundance of offspringclassical
Having many children.
- 1.To have many offspringclassical
For a man to have many children.
- 1.To increase in numberclassical
For a group of people to increase in number.