كفر
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to disbelief, ingratitude, and covering or concealing. It extends to concepts of rejecting faith, being ungrateful for blessings, and metaphorically covering something up. It can also refer to agricultural land.
Derived headwords
- 1.to disbelieveboth
To reject faith in God or a divine message; to be an unbeliever.
- 2.to be ungratefulboth
To be unthankful for blessings or favors received.
- 3.to coverclassical
To conceal or hide something.
- 1.disbeliefboth
The state or act of disbelief; unbelief; infidelity.
- 2.ingratitudeboth
The quality or state of being ungrateful; thanklessness.
- 3.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or covering something.
- 1.disbelieverboth
One who disbelieves in God or a religion; an infidel.
- 2.ungrateful personboth
One who is unthankful for favors or blessings.
- 1.disbelieversboth
Plural of 'kafir', referring to multiple unbelievers.
- 1.very ungratefulboth
Intensely unthankful; characterized by extreme ingratitude.
- 1.unrewardedclassical
Not compensated or acknowledged for one's efforts or contributions.
- 2.disbelievedclassical
The state of being disbelieved or rejected.
- 1.very ungratefulboth
Extremely unthankful, often implying a persistent state.
- 1.ingratitudeclassical
A state or act of extreme ingratitude.
- 1.ingratitudeclassical
The state of being ungrateful.
- 1.ingratitudeclassical
The quality or state of being ungrateful.
- 1.act of disbeliefclassical
A single instance or act of disbelief or ingratitude.
- 1.expiationboth
An act or means of making atonement or reparation for sin or wrongdoing.
- 1.ungratefulclassical
Characterized by ingratitude.
- 1.ingratitudeclassical
The state of being ungrateful.
- 1.acts of ingratitudeclassical
Plural of 'kafūriyyah', referring to multiple instances of ingratitude.
- 1.from Kafrboth
A nisba (adjective of relation) indicating origin from a place named Kafr.