Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 74
walked with a proud and self-conceited gait. eø _ ô ø Â ø n» ö ä ü : He behaves insolently and ungratefully in his manner of life. eø _ ô ø ] Ö ßôù Ã » Û ø è ø : He held wealth in light estimation. ì ø ø q ö ç » ] Ú ô à » ô mø ^ ô â ô Ü » eø _ ø ÷ ] : Who came forth from their homes boastfully (8:48). eø _ ô ø l » Ú ø Ã ô n» ø jø ã ø ^ : Exulted in its manner of life (28:59). ø â ø g ø ø Ú ö ä ü eô _ » ÷ ] : His blood went unavenged. eø _ ø ø [aor. mø f» _ ô ö inf. noun eø _ » º ] eø _ ø ø eô ä´ : He seized him violently; he assaulted him; he seized him with violence and assault; he seized him vehemently in anger; he laid violent hands upon him; he took it or took hold of it or clung to it strongly. eø _ ø ø k » eô ã ô Ü » ]ø u » ç ø ] Ù ö ] Ö % Þ» nø ^ : The terrors of the world assaulted them. Ê ö ¡ø á º mø f» _ ô ö Ê ô o ] Ö» Ã ô ×» Ü ô : Such a one labours in science or acquires knowledge quickly or with great ability. ]ô ø ] eø _ ø » jö Ü » eø _ ø » jö Ü » q ø f $ ^ ô m» à ø : When you lay hands upon any one, you lay hands as tyrants. (26:131) Ê ø × ø Û $ « ]ø ø ] ø ]ø á » m $ f» _ ô ø : When he intended to lay hold of (28:20). eø _ » º : (1) Seizure; (2) might or strength in war or fight; (3) courage; (4) valour; (5) prowess; (6) anger. ]ô á $ eø _ » ø ø eôù Ô ø Öø ø ô m» º : Surely, the seizing of thy Lord is severe (85:13). eø _ » ø è º : A violent seizure; assault. mø ç » Ý ø Þø f» _ ô ö ] Ö» fø _ » ø è ø ] Ö» Ó ö f» F p : On the day when We shall seize with the great seizure (44:17). ø ô m» ö ] Ö» fø _ » ô : One whose seizure or assault is vehement. eø _ ø Ø ø [aor. mø f» _ ö Ø ö inf. noun eö _ » ¡ø á º and eø ^ ô Ø º is act. part. ]: (1) It was or became false, fictitious, unsound, corrupt, vain, unreal, naught, futile, ineffectual, null, of no force or account; (2) it went for nothing as a thing of no account or as a thing that had perished or become lost (it is said of a statement or deed). eø _ ø Ø ø Ú ø ^ Ò ø ^ Þö ç » ] mø Ã » Û ø × ö ç » á ø : Their works proved vain (7:119). eø _ ø Ø ø ø Ú ö ä ü : His blood went vain i. e. it was not avenged or retaliated. eø _ ø Ø ø Ê ô o » u ø ô m» %ô ä´ or eø _ ô Ø ø : He joked or was not serious or earnest in his discourse or talk. eø _ ö Ø ø [aor. mø f» _ ö Ø ö ] : He was or became brave or courageous in war or fight. ]ø e» _ ø Ø ø : (1) He said or spoke what was not true; he made a false claim. ]ø e» _ ø × ø ä ü : He rendered or proved it to be false, vain, null, useless, futile, ineffective, worthless; (2) he nullified it, cancelled it, whether it was true or false; he made it to go for 74 e _ e _ Ø