رهن
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThe root رهن (rahana) primarily concerns the concept of holding something as security or collateral for a debt. It extends metaphorically to ideas of being held, detained, or bound by something, such as one's actions or fate. The root also encompasses related meanings like risk, competition, and permanence.
Derived headwords
- 1.pledge, collateralboth
Something placed as security for a debt or obligation. It is something held by one party to ensure the fulfillment of an obligation by another.
- 2.security, guaranteeboth
A means of ensuring or guaranteeing something, often used metaphorically.
- 1.to pledge, to pawnboth
To place something as collateral for a debt.
- 2.to hold back, to detainclassical
To keep something or someone in a state of being held or detained.
- 3.to remain, to stayboth
To stay or remain in a place.
- 4.to last, to endureboth
For something to endure or remain constant.
- 1.pledge, pawnboth
The item pledged as security.
- 2.hostageclassical
A person held as a hostage.
- 1.pledges (plural)both
Plural of رهن (rahn), referring to multiple items held as collateral.
- 2.wager, betboth
A stake or bet, especially in a competition.
- 3.horse raceclassical
A race involving horses, often with wagers.
- 1.pledges (plural)both
A plural form of رهن (rahn), referring to multiple items held as collateral.
- 1.pledge (plural)classical
A plural form of رهن (rahn), used in specific contexts.
- 1.hostageclassical
A person held as a hostage.
- 2.pledged itemclassical
An item that has been pledged as security.
- 1.to pledge somethingboth
To place something as collateral.
- 1.to pledge somethingboth
To cause something to be pledged as collateral.
- 2.to make weak, to emaciateboth
To cause someone or something to become weak or emaciated.
- 3.to lend, to advanceclassical
To lend money or goods, especially in advance.
- 4.to offer a high priceclassical
To offer a high price for something, often by offering collateral.
- 5.to make permanentclassical
To make something last or endure.
- 6.to guarantee itclassical
To guarantee something, to make it certain.
- 7.to give to him to pledgeclassical
To give something to someone with the instruction that they pledge it.
- 8.to endangerclassical
To put something or someone in danger.
- 1.to take as a pledgeboth
To receive something as collateral.
- 1.wager, betboth
The act of making a wager or bet.
- 2.competition, contestboth
A contest or competition, especially involving racing.
- 1.wager, betboth
A stake or bet, especially in a competition.
- 2.competition, contestboth
A contest or competition, especially involving racing.
- 1.fixed, establishedboth
Firmly fixed or established in a place.
- 2.permanent, lastingboth
Enduring or lasting for a long time.
- 1.to make permanentclassical
To make something last or endure.
- 2.to provide continuouslyclassical
To provide food or drink continuously.
- 1.present, currentboth
Existing or occurring at the present time.
- 2.fixed, permanentboth
Fixed, permanent, or enduring.
- 3.weak, emaciatedclassical
Weakened, emaciated, or exhausted.
- 1.to be weak, to become emaciatedclassical
To become weak or emaciated.
- 1.emaciation, weaknessclassical
A state of weakness or emaciation.
- 1.navel areaclassical
The navel and the area around it, especially of a horse.
- 2.current situationmodern
The present state of affairs.
- 1.mountain in Indiaclassical
A mountain in India associated with Adam's landing.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.place nameclassical
Another place name, with a different pronunciation.
- 1.town nameclassical
A town name.
- 1.nicknameclassical
A nickname for Al-Harith ibn Alqamah.
- 1.to weakenboth
To make weak or feeble.
- 2.to advance (payment)classical
To pay in advance or to offer a high price.
- 1.to make permanentclassical
To make something last or endure.
- 2.to provide continuouslyclassical
To provide food or drink continuously.
- 1.to guarantee itclassical
To guarantee something, to make it certain.
- 2.to give to him to pledgeclassical
To give something to someone with the instruction that they pledge it.
- 3.to endangerclassical
To put something or someone in danger.
- 1.equivalent to the propertyclassical
Something that is equivalent to or in charge of a property.
- 1.pledge, pawnboth
An item held as collateral.
- 2.hostageboth
A person held as a hostage.
- 3.place nameclassical
A place name.
- 1.to deliver to deathclassical
To deliver someone or something to death.
- 1.lasting foodclassical
Food that is lasting or permanent.
- 1.pledged, heldboth
Held as collateral or detained.
- 2.bound byboth
Bound or held by something, such as one's actions.
- 1.pledged, heldboth
Held as collateral or detained.
- 2.bound byboth
Bound or held by something, such as one's actions.
- 1.pledged, pawnedboth
Something that has been pledged as collateral.
- 1.village nameclassical
A village name.