تفه
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of being small, insignificant, worthless, or lacking in substance. It extends to meanings of foolishness, lack of intelligence, and things that are stale or unappealing. It also includes specific botanical and zoological terms, as well as proper names.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be littleboth
To be small in quantity or value.
- 2.to be foolishboth
To be foolish or lacking in intelligence.
- 1.littlenessboth
The state of being small, insignificant, or of little value.
- 2.foolishnessboth
The state of being foolish or lacking sense.
- 1.littlenessboth
The state of being small, insignificant, or of little value.
- 2.foolishnessboth
The state of being foolish or lacking sense.
- 1.insignificanceboth
The quality of being trivial, unimportant, or of little value.
- 2.foolishnessboth
The quality of being foolish or lacking sense.
- 1.smallboth
Small in quantity or value; insignificant.
- 2.foolishboth
Foolish or lacking in intelligence.
- 3.worthlessboth
Of little worth or value; cheap.
- 1.insignificantboth
Of little importance or value; trivial.
- 2.foolishboth
Lacking sense or intelligence.
- 3.meanboth
Low in quality or character; base.
- 1.small-mindedboth
Having little intelligence or understanding.
- 1.worthlessboth
Of little value or quality; cheap.
- 2.staleclassical
Not fresh; old and unappealing.
- 1.tasteless foodsboth
Foods that lack a distinct taste of sweetness, sourness, or bitterness.
- 1.Ibn Tāfehboth
A name of a محدث (hadith narrator) and his son.
- 1.docile camelboth
A female camel that is gentle and easy to handle.
- 1.ground ivyboth
A plant, identified as ground ivy, with a Persian name (سیاه گوش).
- 2.insignificant womanclassical
A woman who is considered insignificant or contemptible.
- 1.to make littleboth
To reduce the quantity or value of something; to give little.
- 1.Tāfehboth
A nickname for Abu al-Qasim al-Fadl ibn Muhammad al-Isfahani, a prolific narrator.