رفو
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of mending, joining, and repairing, whether literally with fabric or figuratively with people. It extends to soothing, calming, and bringing about agreement or reconciliation. Some derived terms also relate to specific physical attributes or types of milk.
Derived headwords
- 1.to mendboth
To repair a garment by sewing it together, joining its parts.
- 2.to joinboth
To join or attach one part to another, often used metaphorically.
- 1.to calmboth
To soothe someone from terror or fear, to bring them peace.
- 1.mendingboth
The act of mending or repairing, especially a garment.
- 2.soothingboth
The act of calming or soothing someone.
- 1.to mend (variant)classical
A variant pronunciation and form for mending a garment, often considered to have a hamza.
- 1.to calm (variant)classical
A variant pronunciation and form for calming or soothing a person.
- 1.harmonyboth
Concord, agreement, and good social cohesion.
- 2.calmnessclassical
Tranquility and peace.
- 1.to wish harmonyclassical
To say to someone 'May you have harmony and children', a traditional wedding wish.
- 1.agreementboth
Concord, mutual understanding, and agreement.
- 2.conciliationclassical
The act of reconciling or bringing together.
- 1.to appeaseclassical
To appease, to placate, or to deal with gently.
- 1.to mend (dialectal)classical
A dialectal variant of 'rafā' (to mend), used by the Banu Kilb tribe.
- 1.to conspireclassical
To agree secretly, to conspire, or to collude. This is a variant form involving hamza.
- 1.to resort toclassical
To resort to, to seek refuge with, or to lean towards.
- 1.to bring nearclassical
To bring a ship close to the shore.
- 1.large-earedclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a camel, with large, drooping ears.
- 1.large-eared (female)classical
Feminine form of 'al-arfā', describing a female animal with large, drooping ears.
- 1.gazelle's milkclassical
Milk from a gazelle, or pure, fine milk.
- 1.chaffclassical
Chaff or husks, possibly derived from a root related to joining or binding.