قفو
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of following, tracing, or pursuing, both literally and figuratively. It extends to concepts of accusation, defamation, and the back of the neck, with derived terms for guests, honor, and poetic endings.
Derived headwords
- 1.back of the neckboth
The nape of the neck, the hind part of the neck.
- 2.hind part of the headclassical
The back or middle of the head, as mentioned in a hadith about Satan tying knots.
- 1.rhymeboth
The rhyming word or sound at the end of a verse in poetry, so named because it follows the preceding words.
- 2.end of a verseclassical
The last word of a poetic verse, or the last syllable up to the final consonant.
- 3.poemclassical
A poem or a collection of verses, referred to metaphorically.
- 1.plural of qafaclassical
A plural of 'qafa' (back of the neck), formed irregularly.
- 1.plural of qafaclassical
A plural of 'qafa' (back of the neck), used for a small number.
- 1.honored guestclassical
A guest who is treated with kindness and hospitality, metaphorically 'followed' with kindness.
- 2.what honors a guestclassical
The food or gifts given to honor a guest or child.
- 1.to followboth
To follow someone, to pursue them, often in the sense of tracing their footsteps.
- 2.to accuseclassical
To falsely accuse someone of wrongdoing or immorality.
- 3.to strike the napeclassical
To strike someone on the back of the neck.
- 1.to followboth
Present tense of 'qafā', meaning to follow or pursue.
- 2.to accuseclassical
Present tense of 'qafā', meaning to accuse or defame.
- 1.followingboth
The act of following or pursuing someone or something.
- 2.accusationclassical
The act of falsely accusing someone.
- 1.to followboth
To follow someone's tracks or example.
- 2.to chooseclassical
To select or choose something, especially a preferred option.
- 3.to single outclassical
To single oneself out or distinguish oneself by something.
- 1.followedclassical
One who is followed or pursued.
- 2.distinguishedclassical
One who is singled out or distinguished, especially in a positive way.
- 1.slaughtered from the napeclassical
A sheep or goat slaughtered by cutting the neck from behind.
- 1.to followboth
To follow behind someone or something.
- 2.to strike withclassical
To strike someone with an object, often from behind.
- 1.to followclassical
To follow someone from behind.
- 2.to strike from behindclassical
To strike someone on the back of the neck.
- 1.faultclassical
A sin, fault, or transgression.
- 2.accusationclassical
To accuse someone of something they did or did not do.
- 1.to favorclassical
To favor someone or distinguish them with a particular quality or gift.
- 2.to single outclassical
To single someone out or set them apart.
- 1.successorclassical
A successor or follower, one who comes after.
- 1.slanderclassical
False accusation or slander directed at someone.
- 1.foreverclassical
An expression meaning 'forever' or 'for a long time'.
- 1.to followboth
To follow, to pursue.
- 2.to accuseclassical
To accuse or defame.
- 1.to followboth
To follow someone, to pursue.
- 2.to accuseclassical
To accuse someone of wrongdoing.
- 1.followingboth
The act of following or pursuing.
- 1.to followboth
To follow someone, to pursue.
- 2.to favorclassical
To favor someone with a gift or quality.
- 1.to be followedclassical
To be followed or distinguished.
- 1.chosen oneclassical
The chosen or selected one.
- 1.faultclassical
A fault or sin.
- 2.accusationclassical
To accuse someone of something.
- 1.honored guestclassical
A guest who is honored and well-treated.
- 2.what honors a guestclassical
The provisions or gifts given to honor a guest.
- 1.honorclassical
The state of being honored or esteemed.
- 1.to followboth
To follow someone's path or example.
- 2.to chooseclassical
To select or choose something.
- 3.to single outclassical
To single oneself out or distinguish oneself.
- 1.to followboth
To follow one another.
- 2.to slanderclassical
To slander or falsely accuse each other.