لين
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of softness, gentleness, and ease, contrasting with hardness and difficulty. It extends to describe a state of comfortable living, yielding, and being pliable, both physically and metaphorically.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become softboth
To become the opposite of difficult and rough; to become pliable.
- 1.to become softboth
The present tense form of 'to become soft', indicating ongoing or habitual softness.
- 1.softnessboth
The state of being soft, gentle, or easy; the opposite of hardness and difficulty.
- 2.easeboth
A state of being easy or effortless, particularly in understanding or handling something.
- 1.softnessboth
An alternative form for softness or gentleness, often used interchangeably with 'līnan'.
- 1.to become softboth
A variant form of the verb meaning to become soft or pliable.
- 1.softboth
Characterized by softness, gentleness, or ease; not hard or difficult.
- 1.softboth
An alternative form for 'soft', often used in specific contexts or for emphasis.
- 1.soft onesclassical
Plural form for 'līn', referring to people or things that are soft or gentle.
- 1.soft onesclassical
A plural form, often of 'līn' (شدد), referring to soft or gentle people.
- 1.to make softboth
To make something soft or pliable, often implying a reduction in hardness.
- 1.to make softboth
A complete form of the verb meaning to make something soft or pliable.
- 1.to make softboth
To make something soft or pliable; to render it gentle.
- 1.softnessboth
Softness or gentleness, often used metaphorically.
- 2.ease of lifeclassical
A state of comfortable living and prosperity; a life of ease and luxury.
- 1.to find softboth
To perceive or consider something as soft or pliable.
- 2.to find easyboth
To find something easy to deal with or understand, especially when others find it difficult.
- 1.softness of sideclassical
Metaphorically refers to having a gentle or approachable disposition; leniency of character.
- 1.gentle and softboth
Describing someone or something as both easygoing and soft or gentle.
- 1.to be soft withboth
To deal gently or softly with someone; to yield to them.
- 1.softnessboth
The act of dealing gently or softly with someone; yielding.
- 2.flatteryclassical
Insincere gentleness or yielding, often for personal gain; cajolery.
- 1.pillowboth
A soft item, like a cushion or pillow, used for resting one's head.
- 2.water sourceclassical
A specific well or water source, particularly one dug by Prophet Solomon.
- 3.date palmclassical
A type of date palm tree, or its fruit.
- 1.Linaclassical
A place name, referring to a water source or a location in the desert.
- 1.Abu Linaclassical
A kunya (patronymic) for a person, specifically Al-Nadr bin Abi Maryam.
- 1.Al-Laynclassical
A place name, referring to a village or locality.
- 1.Milyanaclassical
A city or town name, located in North Africa.
- 1.to flatterclassical
To act in a yielding or submissive manner towards someone, often implying flattery or insincerity.
- 1.Bab Liyunclassical
A gate or area named after a locality in Egypt.
- 1.to make softboth
To make something soft or pliable.
- 1.conciliatoryclassical
The act of being conciliatory or yielding; appeasement.
- 1.softerboth
Comparative form of 'līn', meaning softer or gentler.
- 1.gentle onesclassical
Plural form referring to gentle or meek individuals, particularly in prayer.
- 1.date palmclassical
A date palm tree, or its fruit.
- 1.letters of softnessclassical
The vowels 'alif', 'waw', and 'ya' in Arabic, which represent soft or drawn-out sounds.
- 1.to soften one's wingclassical
Metaphorically, to become humble, gentle, or submissive.