ف ط ر
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of splitting, breaking, or cleaving something open. It extends to concepts of creation, origin, and the natural state of things, often implying a beginning or a fundamental characteristic.
Derived headwords
- 1.to split openboth
To cleave or break something apart, causing it to open.
- 2.to createboth
To bring something into existence, to originate or fashion it.
- 3.to innateclassical
To imbue with a natural disposition or characteristic from creation.
- 1.natural dispositionboth
The innate, natural state or disposition of a created being.
- 2.creationclassical
The act of creating or the state of being created.
- 1.cracksboth
Plural of 'fatr', referring to fissures or splits in a surface.
- 1.splitboth
A crack, fissure, or split in something.
- 1.one who breaks fastboth
A person who is eating or drinking during the fasting hours, thus breaking their fast.
- 1.to fabricateclassical
To invent or fabricate a lie or falsehood.
- 1.fabricatorclassical
One who invents or fabricates falsehoods, a liar.
- 1.unleavenedboth
Bread or dough that has not been leavened.
- 1.unleavened breadboth
A type of bread made without leavening.
- 1.breaking of fastclassical
The act of breaking one's fast, especially the morning meal after fasting.
- 1.natural stateclassical
The innate, original state or constitution of something.