ءنس
Root entry · 47 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of human beings ('al-ins'), their nature, and their perception. It extends to notions of familiarity, comfort, and recognition, contrasting with wildness or strangeness. The root also encompasses terms for specific body parts and geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.humanity, mankindboth
Refers to the human race or the state of being human. It is synonymous with 'al-bashar'.
- 1.human beingboth
A single person, a human individual. This is a very common term for a person.
- 2.fingertipclassical
The tip of a finger, specifically the part used for touching or feeling.
- 3.human shadowclassical
The shadow cast by a person.
- 4.mountain peakclassical
The summit or highest point of a mountain.
- 5.uncultivated landclassical
Land that has not been tilled or farmed.
- 6.pupil of the eyeboth
The dark central part of the eye, also known as 'insan al-'ayn'.
- 1.humanboth
Relating to or belonging to humankind.
- 2.left-hand sideclassical
Pertaining to the left side of something, such as an animal or an object.
- 3.inner sideclassical
The side of an object that faces inwards or towards the user.
- 1.familiar, tameclassical
Describes something or someone that is familiar and not wild or frightening.
- 1.people, mankindclassical
A plural form referring to people or humankind, often used poetically.
- 2.pupils of the eyesclassical
Plural form for the pupils of the eyes.
- 1.people, mankindclassical
A plural form of 'insan', used for people or humankind.
- 1.peopleclassical
A plural form of 'ins', meaning people or mankind.
- 1.human being (female)both
A female human being. While considered colloquial by some, it is attested in classical poetry.
- 2.charming personclassical
A person, often a woman, who is pleasant, likable, and enjoys company.
- 1.to see, to perceiveboth
To catch sight of something, to notice or observe it.
- 2.to recognize, to knowboth
To become aware of or to know something, especially a quality or trait.
- 3.to sense, to feelboth
To feel or detect something, such as fear or a sound.
- 1.to be familiar with, to feel at easeboth
To feel comfortable, at ease, or familiar with someone or something; to find solace.
- 1.to be familiar with, to feel at easeboth
To feel comfortable, at ease, or familiar with someone or something; to find solace.
- 1.familiarity, comfortboth
The state of being familiar, comfortable, or at ease; the opposite of loneliness or fear.
- 2.flirtation, amorous talkclassical
Engaging in lighthearted conversation, particularly between men and women.
- 1.familiarity, comfortboth
The state of being familiar, comfortable, or at ease; the opposite of loneliness or fear.
- 1.peopleboth
A plural form of 'ins', meaning people or mankind.
- 1.Anas ibn Malikboth
A prominent companion of the Prophet Muhammad, known for his narration of hadith.
- 1.making familiar, comfortingboth
The act of making someone feel familiar or comfortable; providing solace.
- 1.to make familiar, to comfortboth
To make someone feel familiar with something or to comfort them, dispelling fear or loneliness.
- 1.to see somethingboth
To visually perceive or notice an object or phenomenon.
- 1.to recognize maturity/wisdomboth
To perceive signs of good judgment, maturity, or wisdom in someone.
- 1.to sense fearboth
To feel or detect fear within oneself.
- 1.to hear a soundboth
To perceive or hear an audible sound.
- 1.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that provides comfort and dispels loneliness in a desolate place.
- 2.place nameclassical
A location near Nisibin known for its caravanserais.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location in Upper Egypt, named after a servant.
- 1.pleasant, cheerfulboth
Describes someone, typically a woman, who is pleasant in disposition and enjoys company and conversation.
- 1.pleasant womenclassical
Plural of 'aanisah', referring to cheerful and pleasant women.
- 1.pleasant womenclassical
Plural of 'aanisah', referring to cheerful and pleasant women.
- 1.confidant, close friendclassical
One's intimate friend or chosen companion.
- 1.confidant, close friendclassical
One's intimate friend or chosen companion.
- 1.gentle (dog)classical
Describes a dog that is not aggressive or vicious; a gentle dog.
- 1.gentle dogsclassical
Plural of 'anus', referring to gentle dogs.
- 1.Mi'nasclassical
A female given name.
- 1.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that provides comfort and dispels loneliness in a desolate place.
- 1.familiar companionboth
Someone or something that provides comfort, familiarity, and companionship.
- 2.roosterclassical
A male chicken, a rooster.
- 1.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that provides comfort and dispels loneliness in a desolate place.
- 1.comforting, familiarboth
That which brings comfort, familiarity, or companionship.
- 1.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that provides comfort and dispels loneliness in a desolate place.
- 1.familiarity, comfortboth
The state of being familiar, comfortable, or at ease; the opposite of loneliness or fear.
- 1.familiarity, comfortboth
The state of being familiar, comfortable, or at ease; the opposite of loneliness or fear.
- 1.to feel familiar withboth
To become familiar with someone or something, finding comfort in their presence.
- 1.to feel familiar withboth
To become familiar with someone or something, finding comfort in their presence.
- 1.many peopleboth
A large group or multitude of people.
- 1.to see, to perceiveboth
To catch sight of something, to notice or observe it.
- 1.as if he sawclassical
Appearing as if one has seen or perceived something.
- 1.making familiar, comfortingboth
The act of making someone feel familiar with something or comforting them.
- 1.to make familiarboth
To make something or someone familiar or known.
- 1.to recognize maturity/wisdomboth
To perceive signs of good judgment, maturity, or wisdom in someone.
- 1.fireclassical
A fire, especially one that provides comfort and dispels loneliness in a desolate place.