ءاسي
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of healing, consolation, and imitation. It encompasses physicians, the act of treating or consoling, and the idea of setting an example or finding solace in another's experience. It also touches upon fairness and equality.
Derived headwords
- 1.physicianclassical
A doctor who treats patients.
- 1.physiciansclassical
Plural of 'al-asi', referring to doctors.
- 1.physiciansclassical
Another plural form for 'al-asi', physicians.
- 2.medicineclassical
Referring to medication or remedies.
- 1.consolationclassical
Something that provides comfort or solace, often in times of grief.
- 1.consolationclassical
The act or state of being consoled or comforted.
- 1.exampleboth
A model or pattern to be followed, whether good or bad.
- 2.consolationclassical
Something that provides comfort or solace to a grieving person.
- 1.exampleboth
A model or pattern to be followed.
- 2.consolationclassical
That by which a grieving person finds comfort.
- 1.examplesclassical
Plural of 'al-iswah' or 'al-uswah', referring to models or patterns.
- 2.consolationsclassical
Plural of 'al-uswah', referring to things that bring comfort.
- 1.consolationboth
The act of consoling someone, offering comfort in times of distress.
- 1.to be consoledboth
To find comfort or solace, to be comforted after grief.
- 2.to take exampleboth
To follow the example of someone else.
- 1.to take exampleboth
To follow someone's example or pattern of behavior.
- 2.to be consoledclassical
To find comfort or solace.
- 1.exampleboth
A model or pattern to be followed.
- 2.consolationclassical
That by which a grieving person finds comfort.
- 1.to consoleboth
To offer comfort and solace to someone, especially during hardship.
- 2.to be fairboth
To treat people equally and justly.
- 3.to shareclassical
To participate in or contribute to something, like wealth or sustenance.
- 1.consolationboth
The act of consoling or comforting someone.
- 2.sharingboth
Participation or contribution, especially in livelihood or sustenance.
- 3.equalityboth
The state of being equal or treating equally.
- 1.they made peaceclassical
They agreed to a truce or reconciliation.
- 1.he supported meclassical
He aided me with his person and his wealth.
- 1.to shareclassical
To participate with someone in something.
- 2.to consoleclassical
To offer comfort or solace.
- 3.to compensateclassical
To give something in return or as a substitute.
- 1.they consoled each otherboth
They offered mutual comfort and solace.
- 2.they took example from each otherboth
They followed each other's actions or patterns.
- 1.mutual consolationclassical
The act of consoling one another.
- 2.mutual exampleclassical
The act of following each other's example.
- 1.griefclassical
Sorrow or sadness.
- 2.consolationclassical
That which brings comfort.
- 3.patienceclassical
The ability to endure hardship without complaint.
- 1.to grieveboth
To feel or express sorrow.
- 1.grievingclassical
Feeling or showing sorrow.
- 1.medicineclassical
The practice of healing or treatment.
- 1.Aswanboth
A city in Upper Egypt, located on the Nile.
- 1.to be consoledclassical
To find comfort or solace.
- 1.Al-Mu'assiclassical
A title given to Juz' bin Al-Harith, meaning 'the one who reconciles' or 'the one who treats'.
- 1.imitationboth
Following someone's example or actions.
- 2.consolationclassical
Finding comfort or solace.
- 1.equalityboth
The state of being equal or treating equally.
- 2.consolationboth
The act of consoling or comforting.
- 1.I made him an exampleclassical
I set him as a model or pattern for others.
- 1.exampleboth
A model or pattern to be followed.
- 1.patienceclassical
Endurance and fortitude.