ت ب ع
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of following, accompanying, or pursuing someone or something. It extends to concepts of imitation, adherence, and sequential occurrence, as well as the idea of something being attached or subordinate.
Derived headwords
- 1.to followboth
To go or come after someone or something, often in pursuit or as a consequence.
- 2.to adhere toboth
To follow a path, principle, or teaching.
- 1.followerboth
One who follows another, a subordinate.
- 2.consequenceboth
Something that follows as a result or effect.
- 3.young camelclassical
A young camel, specifically a calf.
- 1.to follow upboth
To pursue or follow something continuously or in succession.
- 2.to continueboth
To carry on or maintain an action or state.
- 3.to masterclassical
To perfect or master a craft or skill.
- 4.to assistclassical
To help or support someone in an endeavor.
- 1.followingboth
The act of following or pursuing.
- 2.continuationboth
The act of continuing or carrying on.
- 3.pursuitboth
The act of chasing or seeking something.
- 4.demandclassical
The act of demanding or claiming, especially a debt.
- 1.to track downboth
To search for and find something or someone, often with effort and over time.
- 2.to investigateboth
To examine or inquire into something in detail.
- 3.to follow graduallyclassical
To pursue something slowly and deliberately, piece by piece.
- 1.trackingboth
The act of tracking or searching for.
- 2.investigationboth
The act of investigating or examining closely.
- 3.following graduallyclassical
The act of pursuing something slowly and deliberately.
- 1.to cause to followboth
To make someone or something follow another.
- 2.to pursue with evil intentclassical
To follow someone with the intention of harming them.
- 3.to catch up toboth
To reach or overtake someone who is ahead.
- 1.to followboth
To go after, imitate, or adhere to someone or something.
- 2.to follow (a path)both
To take a particular course or direction.
- 3.to follow (a leader)both
To be guided by or obey someone.
- 1.calfboth
A young bovine animal.
- 2.servantclassical
A person who serves another, a subordinate.
- 1.followedboth
That which is followed or pursued.
- 2.accompanied by youngclassical
Describing an animal that is with its offspring.
- 1.followerboth
One who follows, a subordinate, or a disciple.
- 2.servantboth
A person who serves, especially one who is dependent.
- 3.follower (of Quran)both
One who adheres to and acts upon the Quran.
- 1.followingboth
The act of following or the state of being followed.
- 2.what is at the endclassical
That which comes at the end or is attached to the end.
- 1.followingboth
One who follows or is subordinate.
- 1.Tubba'classical
A title for kings of Himyar in ancient Yemen.
- 1.followingboth
The act of following or the state of being followed.
- 2.kinshipclassical
The bond of kinship or relationship.
- 1.followersboth
Plural of تابع (follower).
- 1.Al-Tabba'iyyunclassical
A group of scholars from Yemen.
- 1.successionboth
The act of following one after another.
- 2.sequenceboth
A series of things happening one after another.
- 1.to follow in successionboth
To come one after another in a continuous series.
- 2.to be sequentialboth
To occur in a regular order.
- 1.consecutiveboth
Following one after another without interruption.
- 2.sequentialboth
Arranged in a sequence or order.
- 3.evenclassical
Describing something that is straight, level, or well-proportioned.
- 1.to request to followclassical
To ask or invite someone to follow.
- 1.trackingboth
One who tracks or pursues.
- 1.followedboth
That which is followed or pursued.
- 2.accompanied by youngclassical
Describing an animal that is with its offspring.
- 1.anusclassical
The posterior opening of the digestive tract.
- 1.Dabaranclassical
A star in the constellation Taurus.
- 1.type of birdclassical
A kind of bird.