الثاء
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a specific letter of the Arabic alphabet, 'thaa' (ث), and its pronunciation. It also extends to concepts of excellence, choice, and reward, sometimes used metaphorically for praise and recompense.
Derived headwords
- 1.the letter 'thaa'both
The third letter of the Arabic alphabet, pronounced like 'th' in 'thin'. It is a dental fricative sound.
- 2.choice, best partclassical
The finest or choicest part of anything, according to Al-Khalil.
- 3.praise, rewardclassical
Sometimes used as a substitute for 'thanā'' (praise) or 'thawāb' (reward).
- 1.related to the letter 'thaa'both
An adjective indicating relation or attribution to the letter 'thaa' (ث).
- 1.related to the letter 'thaa'both
Another adjective indicating relation or attribution to the letter 'thaa' (ث).
- 1.related to the letter 'thaa'classical
A further adjective indicating relation or attribution to the letter 'thaa' (ث).
- 1.to pronounce 'thaa'classical
To pronounce the letter 'thaa' (ث) well or beautifully.
- 1.plurals of 'thaa'both
Plural forms of the letter 'thaa' (ث).
- 1.plurals of 'thaa'both
Another plural form of the letter 'thaa' (ث).
- 1.plurals of 'thaa'both
A further plural form of the letter 'thaa' (ث).