ق ع ن س
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of being content, satisfied, or sufficient. It also extends to ideas of being pleased, accepting, and finding something adequate. The root can also describe a state of being settled or stationary.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be contentboth
To be satisfied with what one has, to accept a situation without complaint.
- 2.to acceptboth
To agree to or receive something willingly.
- 1.contentmentboth
The state of being satisfied and pleased with what one has.
- 2.satisfactionboth
A feeling of fulfillment or pleasure.
- 1.contentboth
Satisfied with what one has; not desiring more.
- 2.pleasedboth
Feeling or showing pleasure and satisfaction.
- 1.to be convincedboth
To be persuaded or satisfied that something is true or right.
- 2.to acceptboth
To agree to or receive something willingly.
- 1.convictionboth
A firmly held belief or opinion.
- 2.acceptanceboth
The act of agreeing to or receiving something.
- 1.to make contentboth
To cause someone to be satisfied or pleased.
- 1.to veil oneselfclassical
To cover one's face or head, often with a veil.
- 2.to be convincedboth
To become persuaded or satisfied.
- 1.veilingclassical
The act of covering oneself, especially the face.
- 2.convictionboth
The state of being persuaded or convinced.
- 1.maskboth
A covering for the face, often used for disguise or performance.
- 2.veilboth
A piece of fabric worn to cover the face or head.
- 1.contentmentboth
A state of being satisfied with what one has.
- 2.convictionboth
A firm belief or opinion.
- 1.contentmentclassical
Satisfaction with one's lot.
- 1.contentmentclassical
A state of satisfaction.
- 1.contentclassical
Characterized by contentment.
- 1.convincedboth
Having been persuaded or convinced.
- 2.satisfiedboth
Content with a situation or outcome.
- 1.veiledclassical
Wearing a veil or mask.