ر ي ف
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns fertile, cultivated land, often near water, and the abundance and prosperity associated with it. It extends to concepts of sustenance, approaching, and even refers to wine.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fertile landboth
Land characterized by cultivation, fertility, and abundance, often implying proximity to water.
- 2.Prosperityboth
Abundance and ease in food and drink; a state of well-being and plenty.
- 1.Fertile landsboth
The plural of 'al-rīf', referring to fertile and cultivated regions.
- 1.Approachedclassical
To come to or approach, particularly used in the context of a Bedouin approaching a place.
- 1.Approachesclassical
The present tense form of 'rāfa', meaning to approach or come to.
- 1.Attended a feastclassical
To be present at a gathering or feast, especially one involving water sources.
- 1.Grazedboth
Livestock grazing upon fertile land ('al-rīf').
- 1.Wineclassical
A name for wine.
- 1.Fertileboth
Describing land that is fertile and abundant.
- 1.Became fertileboth
The land became fertile and abundant.
- 1.Becoming fertileboth
The act or state of land becoming fertile and abundant.
- 1.Fertilityboth
The state or quality of being fertile and abundant.
- 1.Approached closelyclassical
To approach or come near to something, often with an implication of intimacy or proximity.
- 1.Fertile landsclassical
An alternative plural for 'al-rīf', referring to fertile lands.