Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 205
both as singular and plural and means a camel or camels; horse or horses; mule or mules or an ass or asses upon which burdens are borne. u ø Û ø o [aor. mø v » Û ô o » inf. noun u ô Û ø ^ mø è º ] u ø Û ø o ] Ö» Û ø Ó ø ^ á ø Ú ô à ø ] Ö ß $ ^ ô : He protected, defended it from the people; he interdicted it from the people. u ø Û ø o ¾ ø ã » ø å ü : He prohibited its back to be used for riding or carrying burden. u ø Û ø n» k ö ] Ö ß $ ^ ø : I aided or defended the people. u ø Û ô o ø (aor. mø v » Û ø o inf. noun u ø Û » o º ) u ø Û ô o ø ] Ö ß $ ^ ö : The fire became very hot or vehemently hot. u ø Û ô o ø  ø ß» ä ö ]ø æ » Ú ô ß» ä ö (inf. noun u ø Û ô n $ è º ) : He was ashamed and he disdained or scorned to do it. u ø Û ô o ø also means, he refused to bear, endure or tolerate wrongful treatment. u ø Û ô o ø  ø × ø n» ä ô : He was angry with him. u ô Û ÷ o : A pasture prohibited to people. u ø Û ô n $ è º (syn. ]ø Þ» Ë ø è º and Æ ø n» ø é º ) : Disdain, scorn or indignation; jealousy; indignation which is the result of a feeling of pride. Ê ô o » Î ö × ö ç » eô ã ô Ü ö ] Ö» v ø Û ô n $ è ø u ø Û ô n $ è ø ] Ö» r ø ^ â ô × ô n $ è ô : In their hearts prideful disdain, the disdain of the Days of Ignorance (48:27). mø ç » Ý ø mö v » Û F o  ø × ø n» ã ø ^ : On the day when it shall be made hot (9:35). u ø ^ Ú ô nø è º : Intensely hot, vehemently hot. Þø ^ º u ø ^ Ú ô nø è º : Vehemently hot fire (101:12). u ø ^ Ý õ or ]ø Ö» v ø ^ Ú ô o » : A Stallion-camel that has his back prohibited to be used for riding or bearing burden. Such camel was neither ridden nor shorn of his fur, he was left at liberty and was not debarred from pasturage nor from water, or whose offspring's offspring has conceived or that has been covered ten times (5:104). u ø ßô & ø [aor. mø v » ßø & ö inf. noun u ô ß» & º and u ø ßø & º ] u ø ßô & ø Ê ô o » mø Û ô n» ßô ä´ : He violated or broke his oath; he was untrue to his oath; he committed a sin in his oath; he retracted his oath; he said what was not true; he inclined from what was false to what was true; or from what was true to what was false; he committed a sin or crime. iø v ø ß $ & ø : He put away from himself ]ø Ö» v ô ß» & ö i. e. sin or crime; he applied himself to acts of devotion; he relinquished the worship of idols. u ô ß» & º : The violation of an oath; a sin, a crime; an offence or an act of disobedience. æ ø Ò ø ^ Þö ç » ] mö ô % æ » á ø  ø × ø o ] Ö» v ô ß» & ô ] Ö» à ø ¿ ô n» Ü ô : They used to persist in extreme sinfulness (56:47). eø × ø È ø ] Ö» v ô ß» & ø : He attained to the age of puberty. Ö ^ iø v » ßø & » : Break not thy oath (38:45). u ø ß» r ø º u ø ß» r ø ø é º and u ö ß» r ö ç » º plural u ø ßø ^ q ô ö ] u ø ß» r ø º : Throat, gullet. eø × ø Ç ø k ô ] Ö» Ï ö × ö ç » h ö 205 u Û o u ß &