نقبن
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of a hole, passage, or excavation. It extends to the idea of penetrating or making a way through something, and can also refer to specific locations or entities associated with such passages.
Derived headwords
- 1.hole, openingboth
A physical opening or aperture, often created by digging or burrowing. It can also refer to a passage or tunnel.
- 2.mine, excavationclassical
A place where something is dug out, such as a mine or a tunnel dug for passage or exploration.
- 1.to bore, to penetrateboth
To make a hole or passage through something by digging or drilling. It implies making a way through an obstacle.
- 2.to explore, to investigateclassical
To thoroughly examine or search an area, often by going through it or into it, like exploring a cave or a passage.
- 1.to search thoroughlyboth
To search diligently and extensively for something, often implying a deep or meticulous investigation.
- 2.to dig extensivelyclassical
To excavate or dig in a widespread or thorough manner.
- 1.to search diligentlyboth
To seek or search with great effort and persistence, often implying a hidden or difficult-to-find object.
- 1.miner, tunnelerclassical
One who digs or excavates, particularly a miner or someone who creates passages.
- 1.leader, chiefboth
A person of high rank or authority, often responsible for a group or a specific domain. It can also refer to a guarantor or surety.
- 2.overseer, inspectorclassical
Someone who supervises or inspects, ensuring compliance or quality.
- 1.hole, openingclassical
A small hole or aperture.
- 1.Naqbūn (village name)classical
A village located in Bukhara, as mentioned by Yaqut. It is also said to be pronounced with a 'k' sound.