ق وم
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of standing, rising, or being upright. It extends to meanings of existence, resurrection, leadership, and sustenance. Derived terms often relate to the act of standing, the state of being established, or a position of authority.
Derived headwords
- 1.to stand upboth
To rise to an upright position, to stand on one's feet.
- 2.to riseboth
To get up from a seated or lying position, or to emerge from a state of inactivity.
- 3.to be establishedboth
To be set up, founded, or existing.
- 4.to undertakeboth
To embark upon or carry out a task or action.
- 5.to rise (resurrect)classical
To be resurrected or brought back to life.
- 1.resurrectionboth
The day of resurrection, when all creatures will stand before God.
- 2.standing upclassical
The act of rising or standing up.
- 1.standingboth
The act of standing or rising.
- 2.diarrheaclassical
A specific term for diarrhea used in Mecca.
- 1.Everlastingboth
A name of God, meaning the Self-Subsisting, the Everlasting.
- 2.titleboth
A given name or title derived from the attribute of God.
- 1.sustenanceboth
That by which something is sustained or maintained; livelihood.
- 2.statureboth
A balanced and upright form or build.
- 1.listboth
A written or printed series of names or items.
- 2.legboth
A support or leg of an object, like a table.
- 3.standingclassical
The state of being upright or in operation, as in a game.
- 1.stationboth
A place where one stands; a position or rank.
- 2.speechboth
A discourse, sermon, or oration.
- 1.residenceboth
A place of dwelling or staying.
- 1.standingboth
In an upright position.
- 2.existingboth
Being in existence; present.
- 3.in chargeboth
Holding authority or responsibility.
- 1.uprightclassical
One who stands firm or maintains uprightness.
- 1.uprightnessclassical
The quality of being upright or just.
- 1.al-Qaimiboth
A nisba (attribution) to someone named Al-Qaim.
- 1.al-Qayumiboth
A nisba (attribution) to someone named Al-Qayum.
- 1.to be in charge ofboth
To assume leadership or responsibility over something or someone.
- 2.to demand fromboth
To seek payment or fulfillment from someone.
- 1.to obeyclassical
To submit to or obey someone.