كنن
Root entry · 36 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of covering, concealing, and protecting. It extends to meanings of shelter, hiding something internally, and also encompasses related physical structures and abstract concepts like hidden feelings.
Derived headwords
- 1.protection, coveringboth
The protection or covering of anything.
- 1.quiverboth
A quiver made of leather without wood, or vice versa, used for arrows. It is described as smaller than a regular quiver.
- 2.tribe nameboth
The name of a tribe, descended from Kinanah bin Khuzaymah bin Mudrikah bin Ilyas bin Mudar, who is the fourteenth ancestor of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.shelters, coveringsboth
Plural of 'kinan', referring to shelters or coverings, often used in the context of protection from elements.
- 1.covers, veilsboth
Plural of 'kinan', referring to covers or veils, particularly used metaphorically for hearts that do not comprehend.
- 1.shelterclassical
A dwelling that protects from cold and heat.
- 2.hiding placeboth
A place where something can be hidden or concealed.
- 1.daughter-in-lawboth
The wife of one's son or nephew.
- 2.wing (of a wall)classical
A wing or projection extending from a wall or similar structure.
- 3.canopy, shedclassical
A canopy or shed extending over a doorway or in front of a house.
- 4.alcove, shelfclassical
An alcove, a shelf projecting into a room, or a bench in front of a house.
- 5.whitenessclassical
Whiteness, similar to 'iktinan'.
- 1.shelter, coveringboth
A covering or shelter, similar to 'kin'.
- 2.plural of 'kunnah'classical
Plural of 'kunnah', referring to canopies, sheds, or alcoves.
- 1.to cover, concealboth
To cover or conceal something.
- 1.concealmentboth
The act of concealing or hiding.
- 1.to conceal, hideboth
To conceal or hide something, especially internally.
- 1.to conceal, hideboth
To conceal or hide something, often with emphasis.
- 1.to conceal oneself, hideboth
To conceal oneself or hide.
- 1.to hide, be concealedboth
To hide or be concealed.
- 1.hidden, concealedboth
Hidden or concealed, often referring to something precious or protected.
- 1.hidden, concealedclassical
Hidden or concealed.
- 1.hidden, preservedboth
Hidden or preserved, often used for something valuable or protected.
- 1.hidden, preservedclassical
Hidden or preserved.
- 1.hearth, brazierboth
A hearth or brazier used for heating.
- 2.winter monthsclassical
Two months in the depth of winter (January and February), a loanword from Persian.
- 3.heavy, sluggish personclassical
A heavy, sluggish, or ponderous person.
- 4.gossip, informerclassical
One who sits and gathers news and gossip to spread it.
- 1.hearth, brazierboth
A hearth or brazier.
- 1.hidden malice, grudgeclassical
Hidden malice or a grudge held within.
- 1.name of Zamzam wellclassical
A name for the well of Zamzam, derived from the meaning of preserving or protecting.
- 1.related to the deep seaclassical
Related to the deep sea, similar to 'lujji'.
- 1.name of a mountainboth
The name of a mountain.
- 2.name of a placeboth
The name of a place.
- 1.name of a mountainboth
A mountain in Yemen with a strong fortress on its summit.
- 1.name of a placeboth
The name of a place in Yemen.
- 1.to fleeclassical
To flee or run away.
- 2.to be lazy, stay homeclassical
To be lazy and stay in the house.
- 1.name of a neighborhoodboth
A neighborhood in Samarkand.
- 1.to adhere to concealmentclassical
To adhere to concealment or hiding.
- 1.burrows, densclassical
Burrows or dens where animals hide.
- 1.to cover her faceclassical
A woman covering her face out of shyness from people.
- 1.woman of the houseclassical
A woman of the house, a wife.
- 1.name of a tribeboth
Another tribe named Kananah, belonging to Taghlib bin Wa'il.
- 2.name of a valleyboth
A valley in Mecca between Al-Hajun and Saqi Al-Janab.
- 1.name of a mountainboth
A mountain in Yemen in the land of Khawlan, visible from afar.
- 1.name of a villageboth
A village in eastern Egypt.
- 1.nisba (attribution)both
Attribution to Kananah, referring to individuals from that tribe or lineage.
- 1.nicknameboth
A nickname for Al-Sharif Ahmad bin Al-Qasim bin Muhammad bin Al-Qasim bin Idris Al-Husseini.