بده
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of encountering something suddenly, unexpectedly, or for the first time. It extends to the idea of spontaneity, improvisation, and the initial stage of something, particularly in speech and action.
Derived headwords
- 1.to surprise him with somethingboth
To encounter someone with something unexpectedly, as if to confront them with it.
- 1.to surpriseboth
To come upon someone suddenly or unexpectedly.
- 2.to surprise (with)both
To surprise someone with a specific matter or action.
- 1.something befell himboth
An event or matter suddenly occurred to or befell someone.
- 1.the beginningclassical
The first part or initial stage of anything.
- 1.spontaneityboth
The quality of acting or speaking spontaneously, without prior thought or planning.
- 2.improvisationboth
The act of improvising, especially in speech or performance.
- 3.the first occurrenceboth
The initial encounter or occurrence of something.
- 1.spontaneityboth
The quality of being spontaneous, especially in thought or action.
- 2.improvisationboth
The ability to improvise, particularly in speech or poetry.
- 3.intuitionboth
The capacity to grasp something immediately, without conscious reasoning.
- 4.the first partclassical
The initial part or beginning of something.
- 1.to surprise him with itboth
To suddenly confront or surprise someone with a particular matter or action.
- 1.to surprise himboth
To surprise someone.
- 1.surpriseboth
The act of surprising someone suddenly.
- 1.quick-wittedboth
Possessing the ability to quickly grasp and respond to situations or ideas.
- 2.insightfulboth
Having the capacity to form accurate judgments or insights upon first encounter.
- 1.to answer spontaneouslyboth
To provide an answer immediately upon being asked, without prior preparation.
- 1.masterpiecesboth
Remarkable or novel creations, especially in speech or writing.
- 2.noveltiesboth
New and unusual things, often implying ingenuity.
- 1.innate understandingsclassical
Fundamental or intuitive understandings inherent in the mind.
- 1.to improvise the speechboth
To deliver a speech extemporaneously, without prior writing or rehearsal.
- 1.they improvise speechesboth
They deliver speeches extemporaneously, often in a competitive or reciprocal manner.
- 1.they exchange poetryboth
They engage in a poetic contest or exchange, often improvising verses.
- 1.the horse's first runclassical
The initial burst of speed or gallop of a horse.
- 1.repeated runningclassical
A subsequent run or gallop after an initial one, often referring to a horse.
- 1.suddennessboth
The quality of being sudden or unexpected.
- 1.he gave a sound answerclassical
To provide a correct, wise, or appropriate answer.
- 1.one who gives sound answersclassical
A person who is capable of providing wise or correct responses.
- 1.naiveclassical
Simple-minded or unsophisticated; easily fooled.
- 2.spontaneousclassical
Done or produced spontaneously.
- 1.a region in Sindhclassical
A geographical location named Badhah, possibly in the Sindh region.
- 1.a village in Egyptclassical
A village named Budayh, located in the Dakahlia Governorate of Egypt.