Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 315
return to Us (21:94). ø q » Ã ø è º : A return; a single act of returning. ]ô » jø » q ø Ä ø : He said, ]ô Þ $ ^ Öô × # ä ø æ ø ]ô Þ $ ^ ]ô Öø n» ä ô ø ] q ô Ã ö ç » á ø : Verily, we are for God and to Him shall we return (2:157). ø ¡ Ñ º ø q » Ã ô o ' : A divorce in which one reserves to himself the right of returning to his wife. ø q ø Ì ø [aor. mø » q ö Ì ö inf. noun ø q » Ì º and ø q ø Ë ø ^ á º and ø q ô n» Ì º ] : It (a thing) was or became in a state of motion, commotion, convulsion or disturbance or in a state of violent motion, commotion etc. ø q ø Ë ø k ô ] » ø » ö : The earth quaked or was or became in a state of violent agitation or commotion. ø q ø Ë ø k » mø ö å ü : His hand or arm trembled (by reason of old age or disease). ø q ø Ì ø ] Ö» Ï ø ×» g ö : The heart became agitated. ø q ø Ì ø ] Ö $ Â » ö : The thunder made a rumbling or confused noise in the clouds. ø q ø Ì ø ] Ö» Ï ø ç » Ý ö : The people prepared themselves for war. ø q ø Ë ø j» ä ö ] Ö» v ö Û # o : The fever caused him to shiver. ø q ø Ì ø ] » ø » ßø ^ á ö : The teeth fell. mø ç » Ý ø iø » q ö Ì ö ] » ø » ö æ ø ] Ö» r ô fø ^ Ù ö : On the day when the earth and the mountains shall quake (73:15). ]ø » q ø Ì ø : He told evil tales and uttered many discordant false sayings in order that the people might become in a state of agitation; he spread false tales of conflicts and factions or discords and dissensions. ]ø » q ø Ë ö ç » ] Ê ô o ] Ö» fø × ø ô eô Ó ø ø ] : They spread false tales about such a matter in the town in order to cause commotion or agitation. ]ø Ö» Û ö » q ô Ì ö (act. part) and ]ø Ö» Û ö » q ô Ë ö ç » á ø (plural). ]ø Ö» Û ö » q ô Ë ö ç » á ø Ê ô o ] Ö» Û ø ô m» ßø è ô : Those who cause agitation in the city by spreading false tales (33:61). ø q » Ë ø è º : Convulsion, violent commotion, particularly an earthquake or a violent earthquake or a vehement cry from heaven; any punishment that befalls a people. Ê ø ^ø ì ø ø i» ã ö Ü ö ] Ö $ q » Ë ø è ö : So the earth-quake seized them (7:92). ø ] q ô Ë ø è º : The quaking one. mø ç » Ý ø iø » q ö Ì ö ] Ö $ ] q ô Ë ø è ö : On the day when the quaking one shall quake or the first blast on the Resurrection Day shall resound (79:7). ø q ô Ø ø [aor. mø » q ø Ø ö inf. noun ø q ø Ø º ] : Having no beast to ride on he went on foot; he remained going on foot; he was or became strong to go on foot; he (a man) was or became large in the leg or foot. ö q ô Ø ø : He had a disease or complaint of leg or foot. ø q ø Ø ø ] Ö» Û ø » ]ø é ø : He hugged the woman light. ô q » Ø º : The leg of a human being or 315 q Ì q Ø