ن ق ل
Root entry · 28 derived lemmasThe root ن ق ل (n-q-l) primarily concerns the concept of moving something from one place to another, encompassing physical transfer, migration, and the transmission of information or objects. It extends to related ideas like the speed of movement, the act of repairing or patching, and metaphorical transfers such as rumors or the passage of time and events.
Derived headwords
- 1.to move, transferboth
To move something from one place to another.
- 2.to transmit, conveyboth
To convey information, news, or a message.
- 3.to patch, repairboth
To patch or repair a shoe, garment, or other item.
- 1.he moves itboth
The present tense conjugation of the verb 'to move' or 'transfer'.
- 1.moving, transferboth
The act or process of moving something from one place to another.
- 2.transmissionboth
The act of conveying or transmitting something, like news or information.
- 1.to change, transformboth
To change something, often from one state or place to another.
- 1.so he movedboth
The past tense conjugation of 'to move' or 'transfer', often indicating a subsequent action.
- 1.transfer, moveboth
The act of moving from one place to another.
- 2.rumor, gossipclassical
Gossip or a rumor that is spread from person to person.
- 3.woman past marriageable ageclassical
A woman who is left unmarried due to her advanced age.
- 1.moving, transferboth
The act of moving from one place to another.
- 2.transitionboth
A change or transition from one state or condition to another.
- 1.migrating tribesclassical
Tribes that move from one place or people to another.
- 2.things that spreadclassical
Things that are transferred or spread, such as rumors or diseases.
- 1.swift-footedclassical
Describing a horse that moves its legs quickly and gracefully.
- 1.swift-footedclassical
Describing a horse that moves its legs quickly and gracefully.
- 1.swift-footedclassical
Describing a horse that moves its legs quickly and gracefully.
- 2.short, wide arrowheadsclassical
Short and wide arrowheads.
- 1.swift-footedclassical
Describing a horse that moves its legs quickly and gracefully.
- 1.a gaitclassical
A specific type or gait of horse movement.
- 2.strangerclassical
A stranger within a group or community.
- 3.floodwaterclassical
Floodwater that comes from a rain-soaked area to a dry one.
- 4.continuous travelclassical
Sustained or continuous travel.
- 1.to move carefullyclassical
To move carefully, especially a horse navigating stones.
- 2.to exchange wordsclassical
To engage in conversation or debate.
- 1.careful movementclassical
The act of moving carefully, especially a horse navigating stones.
- 2.conversation, debateclassical
The act of exchanging words or engaging in discussion.
- 1.skull fractureclassical
A type of skull fracture where bone fragments are displaced or loose.
- 2.travel, journeyclassical
A journey or a stage of travel.
- 1.skull fractureclassical
A type of skull fracture where bone fragments are displaced or loose.
- 2.travel, journeyclassical
A journey or a stage of travel.
- 1.stage, phaseboth
A stage or phase in a journey or process.
- 1.stages of a journeyclassical
Stages or segments of a journey.
- 1.mountain pathclassical
A path or route through a mountain.
- 2.worn-out shoeclassical
A worn-out or patched shoe.
- 1.eating with drinkclassical
Eating fruits or snacks alongside a drink.
- 2.movement of wordsclassical
The back-and-forth of conversation or argument.
- 3.arrow fletchingclassical
Feathers or fletching transferred from one arrow to another.
- 4.stones, rocksclassical
Stones, particularly small ones or those used as supports.
- 5.disease of camel's footclassical
A disease affecting a camel's foot, causing it to become porous.
- 1.patch for shoe/gaiterclassical
A patch used to repair a shoe or camel's gaiter.
- 2.strangerclassical
A stranger within a group or community.
- 1.to patchclassical
To patch or repair a shoe or garment.
- 1.type of dateclassical
A variety of dates found in the Levant.
- 1.opposite of residentclassical
One who is not a permanent resident; a transient.
- 2.calamityclassical
One of the adversities or misfortunes of fate that change circumstances.
- 1.much movingclassical
The act of moving something extensively or repeatedly.
- 1.a group of hadith narratorsclassical
A designation for certain hadith narrators.
- 1.a hadith narratorclassical
A transmitter of hadith.