ن ع ف
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes elevated or sloping terrain, particularly the incline of a mountain or hill. It also extends to concepts of emergence, appearance, and specific parts of objects like a sandal or a saddle.
Derived headwords
- 1.mountain slopeboth
The part of a mountain that slopes down, but is higher than the valley floor; the incline between the rough upper mountain and the valley.
- 2.elevated groundclassical
An elevated area of land, sometimes described as being in profile or having ups and downs.
- 3.mountain side/peakclassical
A side or peak of a mountain.
- 4.sand dune inclineclassical
The foremost or thinnest part of a sand dune.
- 1.plural of نعفclassical
Plural of 'al-na'f', referring to slopes or elevated terrain.
- 1.to sit onclassical
To sit upon something, specifically referring to sitting on a slope or elevated ground.
- 1.emphasisclassical
An emphatic repetition, similar to reinforcing words like 'qifaf qifaf'.
- 1.sandal strapclassical
The part of a sandal that strikes the back of the foot from the outer side.
- 2.saddle strapclassical
A leather strap attached to the rear of a saddle, or a remnant of the saddle's covering whose edges flap.
- 3.rooster's combclassical
The fleshy crest on a rooster's head.
- 1.hanging/looseclassical
Describing an ear that is hanging or loose.
- 2.compliantclassical
Describing something that is easily led or compliant, like the summit of a mountain.
- 1.hanging/looseclassical
Describing an ear that is hanging or loose.
- 1.slack/relaxedclassical
Describing something as relaxed or slack.
- 2.transition zoneclassical
The area between high ground and flat land.
- 1.mountain peaksclassical
The prominent or elevated parts of a mountain; its summits.
- 1.weakclassical
A term used to describe someone as weak, possibly as an emphatic follow-up.
- 1.competition/rivalryclassical
Rivalry between two people on a path, where each tries to overtake the other.
- 1.to oppose/crossclassical
To oppose or cross a path.
- 1.to appear/emergeclassical
For a person to become clear and visible; to emerge.
- 2.to ascendclassical
To ascend a slope or elevated ground.
- 3.to abandonclassical
To leave something and turn to something else.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location on the Hajj route, interpreted as a place of slopes.
- 1.place nameclassical
Another place name mentioned in poetry.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location between Al-Dudawa' and Medina, considered a boundary.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location near Nu'man.