ح ق ق
Root entry · 46 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns truth, reality, right, and obligation. It extends to concepts of existence, certainty, justice, and what is due or deserved. It also touches upon the idea of something being firmly established or proven.
Derived headwords
- 1.Allahclassical
One of the names of Allah Almighty, or one of His attributes.
- 2.The Realclassical
The one whose existence and divinity are verified.
- 3.Truthboth
The opposite of falsehood.
- 4.The Quranclassical
The Holy Quran.
- 5.Justiceboth
Fairness and equity.
- 6.Islamclassical
The religion of Islam.
- 7.Moneyclassical
Wealth or property.
- 8.Ownershipclassical
Possession or proprietorship.
- 9.The Existentclassical
The existing and established entity that cannot be denied.
- 10.Truthfulnessboth
Sincerity in speech.
- 11.Deathclassical
The inevitable end of life.
- 12.Firmnessclassical
Resolution and determination.
- 1.Realityboth
The true nature or state of affairs; the essence of a matter.
- 2.Truthboth
The state of being true or factual.
- 3.Certaintyboth
A state of absolute conviction or knowledge.
- 1.Verifiedclassical
That whose existence and divinity are confirmed.
- 2.Realizedboth
Achieved or brought into being.
- 1.Rightsboth
Plural of 'haqq', referring to entitlements, dues, or claims.
- 1.Rightsclassical
A plural of 'haqq', less common than 'huquq'.
- 1.The Inevitableclassical
The Day of Resurrection, so named because it will inevitably come and reveal the truth.
- 2.The Established Realityclassical
The true nature of a matter.
- 3.Boxclassical
A container made of wood, ivory, or similar material, suitable for carving.
- 1.My rightboth
A possessive form indicating one's personal right or entitlement.
- 1.Middleclassical
The central part of something, like the middle of winter or the middle of one's head.
- 1.The crown of his headclassical
The very top or middle of one's head.
- 1.Mid-winterclassical
The very heart or middle of the winter season.
- 1.True hungerclassical
The genuine or intense feeling of hunger.
- 1.True manclassical
A man who is perfectly embodying the qualities of manhood; a genuine man.
- 1.True braveclassical
A person who is perfectly embodying the qualities of bravery; a genuine warrior.
- 1.The perfect scholarclassical
A scholar who has reached the utmost limit of knowledge and excellence.
- 1.The Trueclassical
Used in contrast to falsehood, signifying absolute truth.
- 1.The Inevitableclassical
The Day of Resurrection, so called because it is inevitable and will bring about the reality of all matters.
- 2.The Revealerclassical
The Day of Resurrection, which reveals the true deeds and rewards of people.
- 3.The Debaterclassical
One who argues or disputes, especially one who argues falsely.
- 1.to make obligatoryboth
To impose or establish something as a right or duty.
- 2.to prove trueboth
To establish the truth or reality of something.
- 3.to be incumbentboth
To be necessary or required for someone to do something.
- 1.to make trueboth
To cause something to be true or real.
- 2.to establishboth
To confirm or validate something.
- 3.to make incumbentboth
To make something obligatory or necessary.
- 1.to verifyboth
To confirm the truth or accuracy of something.
- 2.to realizeboth
To achieve or bring something into reality.
- 3.to ascertainboth
To find out or learn with certainty.
- 1.to ascertain the matterboth
To investigate and confirm the true nature of an affair.
- 1.to make someone realizeclassical
To cause someone to become aware or convinced of something.
- 1.it is right for you to doboth
It is appropriate, permissible, or fitting for you to perform this action.
- 1.it is incumbent upon you to doboth
It is necessary or obligatory for you to perform this action.
- 1.Deservingboth
Worthy of something, either good or bad; entitled to.
- 2.Likelyboth
Probable or expected to happen.
- 1.Deservingboth
Worthy of something; entitled to.
- 2.Likelyboth
Probable or expected.
- 1.Realityboth
The true nature of a thing, as opposed to metaphor or allegory.
- 2.Essenceboth
The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something.
- 1.Realboth
Actual, existing in fact or reality.
- 2.Trueboth
Genuine, authentic.
- 1.to be made deserving to doclassical
To be rendered worthy or likely to perform an action.
- 1.to ascertain the matterclassical
To investigate and confirm the true nature of an affair.
- 1.to make someone realizeclassical
To cause someone to become aware or convinced of something.
- 1.it is right for you to doboth
It is appropriate, permissible, or fitting for you to perform this action.
- 1.to ascertain the matterclassical
To investigate and confirm the true nature of an affair.
- 1.to make someone realizeclassical
To cause someone to become aware or convinced of something.
- 1.it is right for you to doboth
It is appropriate, permissible, or fitting for you to perform this action.
- 1.worthy of itboth
Deserving or entitled to something.
- 1.worthy of itboth
Deserving or entitled to something.
- 1.Worthy onesclassical
Plural of 'maHquq', referring to those who are deserving or entitled.
- 1.Deserving onesboth
Plural of 'maHquq', referring to those who are deserving or entitled.
- 1.Realityboth
That which is established in usage according to its original meaning.
- 2.Essenceboth
The true nature of a thing, as opposed to metaphor or allegory.
- 1.Its realityboth
The intrinsic nature or essence of something.
- 1.Protector of the truthclassical
One who defends what is right or sacred.
- 1.The Standardclassical
A banner or standard that must be defended.
- 1.Inferior datesclassical
A type of poor-quality date.
- 1.Strenuousclassical
Describing a journey that is difficult and tiring.
- 1.Boxclassical
A container made of wood, ivory, or similar material, suitable for carving.
- 1.Boxclassical
Plural of 'huqqah', referring to containers.