بنس
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of fleeing, retreating, or delaying, often in the context of avoiding something undesirable or a ruler. It also encompasses place names and names of people associated with those places, as well as a type of wood or plant.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fleeing from evilclassical
The act of fleeing from evil or harm, as stated by Ibn al-A'rabi.
- 1.Fleeing from the rulerclassical
The act of fleeing from the sultan or ruler, also attributed to Ibn al-A'rabi.
- 1.To delayclassical
To be late or to delay, as in the verb form 'tabannusa'.
- 1.Delayingclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) for the verb 'to delay' or 'to be late'.
- 1.To sitclassical
An imperative verb form meaning 'sit down', as narrated by Kara'.
- 1.To sitclassical
A variant pronunciation or dialectal form of 'buns' meaning 'to sit down'.
- 1.A town in Egyptclassical
A town located in Egypt, in the Gharbia governorate. It is also recorded as 'ibnahis' in official records.
- 1.Person from Ibnasclassical
A nisba (adjective of relation) indicating someone from the town of Ibnas.
- 1.A person's nameclassical
A name, possibly a given name or part of a name, like 'Bannus bin Ahmad al-Wasiti', who was a narrator whose reliability was questioned.
- 1.A river in Damascusclassical
A river in Damascus, also called 'Bannas', which flows through the city and supplies its canals.
- 1.A river in Damascusclassical
An alternative name or pronunciation for the river 'Baniyas' in Damascus.
- 1.A villageclassical
A village in the region of Sherish, from which Ibrahim bin Ali al-Sherishi originated.
- 1.Ebony woodclassical
A type of wood, possibly ebony, or a plant. Its exact identification and etymology are debated.
- 1.Person associated with Abnusclassical
A nisba indicating a connection to 'Abnus', possibly a place or a type of wood.