لحن
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root لحن (laḥana) primarily concerns melody, song, and musicality. It extends to encompass language, dialect, and the way one speaks. Furthermore, it denotes error, particularly in pronunciation or grammar, and also implies understanding, subtlety, and indirect communication through hints or allusions.
Derived headwords
- 1.melodyboth
Melody is a structured arrangement of sounds that is pleasing and evokes emotion, often associated with singing and music.
- 2.languageclassical
Language refers to the specific dialect or way of speaking of a particular group of people, as in the language of the Quran or a specific tribe.
- 3.errorboth
An error is a mistake or deviation from correctness, especially in recitation, pronunciation, or grammatical inflection.
- 4.subtletyboth
Subtlety refers to a nuanced meaning or indirect communication, an allusion or hint that is understood by the intended recipient.
- 5.inclinationclassical
Inclination signifies a tendency, preference, or leaning towards something.
- 1.melodiesboth
Plural of melody, referring to various musical tunes or songs.
- 2.songsboth
A collection of different songs or musical pieces.
- 1.melodiesboth
Plural of melody, referring to various musical tunes or songs.
- 2.songsboth
A collection of different songs or musical pieces.
- 1.to sing melodiouslyboth
To sing with melody, to chant or warble in a musical manner.
- 2.to errboth
To make a mistake, particularly in grammar or pronunciation.
- 3.to hintboth
To communicate indirectly through allusion or suggestion.
- 4.to understandboth
To comprehend or grasp a subtle meaning or implication.
- 1.singing melodiouslyboth
The act of singing with melody, chanting, or warbling.
- 2.making an errorboth
The act of making a mistake, especially in grammar or pronunciation.
- 3.allusionboth
The act of hinting or communicating indirectly.
- 1.melodiesclassical
Tunes or melodies, often referring to specific styles or choices of songs.
- 2.musical stylesclassical
Different kinds or patterns of music.
- 1.prone to errorboth
One who frequently makes mistakes, especially in speech or grammar.
- 2.subtleclassical
One who is skilled in subtle communication or indirect speech.
- 1.prone to errorboth
A person who frequently makes mistakes, especially in speech or grammar.
- 2.subtletyclassical
Skill in subtle communication or indirect speech.
- 1.one who errsboth
A person who makes mistakes, particularly in grammar or pronunciation.
- 2.one who is subtleboth
A person who frequently makes mistakes in speech, often implying a subtle or clever error.
- 1.to deviate from correct speechclassical
To stray from proper pronunciation or grammatical correctness.
- 2.to be subtleclassical
To communicate indirectly or with hidden meaning.
- 1.to be subtle withboth
To communicate indirectly or with hidden meaning to someone.
- 2.to be perceptive ofboth
To understand or discern the subtle meanings or intentions of others.
- 1.subtletyboth
The act of communicating indirectly or with hidden meaning.
- 2.mutual perceptionboth
The act of being subtle with each other or discerning each other's subtle meanings.
- 1.to make understandboth
To cause someone to understand or comprehend something, especially a subtle meaning.
- 2.to speak subtlyclassical
To communicate indirectly or with hidden meaning.
- 1.perceptiveclassical
One who is perceptive of subtle meanings or consequences of speech.
- 2.cleverclassical
One who is witty and understands the nuances of language.
- 1.prone to errorboth
A person who frequently makes mistakes, especially in speech or grammar.
- 2.subtletyclassical
Skill in subtle communication or indirect speech.
- 1.prone to errorboth
A person who frequently makes mistakes, especially in speech or grammar.
- 2.subtletyclassical
Skill in subtle communication or indirect speech.
- 1.melodyboth
Melody is a structured arrangement of sounds that is pleasing and evokes emotion, often associated with singing and music.
- 2.languageclassical
Language refers to the specific dialect or way of speaking of a particular group of people, as in the language of the Quran or a specific tribe.
- 3.errorboth
An error is a mistake or deviation from correctness, especially in recitation, pronunciation, or grammatical inflection.
- 4.subtletyboth
Subtlety refers to a nuanced meaning or indirect communication, an allusion or hint that is understood by the intended recipient.
- 5.inclinationclassical
Inclination signifies a tendency, preference, or leaning towards something.
- 1.cup with unclear soundclassical
A cup that does not produce a clear sound when liquid is poured from it.
- 1.twanging bowclassical
A bow that makes a twanging sound when its string is plucked or released.
- 1.non-humming arrowclassical
An arrow that does not hum or whistle when shot.
- 1.making melodiousclassical
The act of making something melodious or musical.
- 2.making an errorclassical
The act of causing an error, especially in grammar.
- 1.melodious formsclassical
Various forms of making something melodious.
- 2.errorsclassical
Various instances of making errors.