ز ع ف
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of killing, often with a sense of swiftness or finality. It extends to related ideas like fatal poisons, deadly things, and even swift, decisive weapons. Some derived terms also touch upon deception or falsehood.
Derived headwords
- 1.to kill swiftlyclassical
To kill someone quickly and decisively. This is the primary meaning, as stated in Al-Sihah.
- 2.to strike and killclassical
To strike or throw something at someone, causing them to die quickly on the spot, as detailed in Al-Lisan.
- 1.to kill swiftlyclassical
To kill someone quickly, echoing the meaning of the Form I verb.
- 1.to kill instantlyclassical
To cause someone's death immediately, as reported by Al-Asma'i.
- 1.deadly poisonboth
A fatal poison, a substance that causes death.
- 1.deadly poisonclassical
Synonymous with 'zu'af', referring to a fatal poison.
- 1.deadly poisonclassical
Another term for a fatal poison, used interchangeably with 'zu'af'.
- 1.perilsclassical
Refers to deadly dangers or destructive places, as narrated by Ibn Al-A'rabi.
- 1.serpentclassical
One of the names for a serpent or snake.
- 1.serpentclassical
Also a name for a serpent or snake.
- 1.not sweetclassical
Describing something as not being sweet or fresh, particularly water.
- 1.to finish offclassical
To deliver the final blow or to hasten the end of someone or something, as explained by Al-Kharzinji.
- 1.swift deathclassical
A death that is quick and decisive.
- 1.decisive swordclassical
A sword that is highly effective and leaves no survivors, according to Al-Asma'i.
- 1.a specific swordclassical
The name of a particular sword belonging to Abdullah bin Subrah, a renowned warrior.
- 1.to exaggerateclassical
To add to one's speech, implying exaggeration or embellishment.
- 2.to lieclassical
To speak falsely or to lie within one's narrative.
- 1.sudden deathboth
A death that occurs suddenly and unexpectedly.
- 1.to finish offclassical
To hasten the end of something or someone, to deliver the final blow.