Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 481
vehemently in running. ]ô » iö » Ã ô ö æ » á ø : When you were running away; when you went far away; (3:154). ø Ã ö ç » º : An acclivity; an ascending road; a mountain-road difficult of ascent; a difficult place of ascent; difficulty, distress, affliction or trouble. ø ^ö » â ô Ï ö ä ü ø Ã ö ç » ÷ ] : I shall compel him to do a difficult or distressing thing, or I shall impose upon him a grievous punishment; I shell inflict upon him an overwhelming hardship (74:18). ø Ã ø º : Distressing; grievous. ]ø Ú » º ø Ã ø º : A difficult or distressing affair. Â ø ø ] h º ø Ã ø º : Grievous or distressing punishment (72:18). ø Ã ô n» º : High or elevated land or ground; even land or ground without any trees; a desert; the surface of the earth whether it be dust or earth or otherwise; the earth or ground itself or dust or earth or earth containing dust; a wide or an ample place; a road. Ê ø jø nø Û $ Û ö ç » ] ø Ã ô n» ÷ ] ø n ô ù f÷ ^ : Then betake yourself to pure dust (4:44). ø Ã ô n» ÷ ] q ö ö ÷ ] : A barren land or ground (18:9). ø Ã ô ø [aor. mø » Ã ø ö inf. noun ø Ã ø º ]. ø Ã ô ø and iø ø Ã $ ø : He had a wryness or distortion in the neck or in the face or in either side thereof by reason of pride with a turning of the face on one side. Ê ô o » Â ö ßö Ï ô ä´ æ ø ì ø ôù å´ ø Ã ø º : In his neck and in his cheek is a distortion arising from pride. ø ]ö Î ô n» Û ø à $ ø Ã ø ø Õ ø : I will straighten the distortion of thy neck. ø Ã $ ø ì ø $ å ü : He turned away his cheek from the people by reason of pride and dislike and contempt. æ ø ø iö ø Ã ôù » ì ø $ Õ ø Öô × ß $ ^ ô : And do not turn thy cheek away from the people in pride (31:19). ø Ã ø Ð ø [aor. mø » Ã ø Ð ö inf. noun ø ^ Â ô Ï ø è º ] ø Ã ø Ï ø j» ã ö Ü ö ] Ö $ Û ø ^ ð ö : The sky smote them with a thunderbolt. ø Ã ô Ð ø : He was smitten by a thunderbolt. Ê ô n» ä ô mö » Ã ø Ï ö ç » á ø : In which they will be smitten with a thunderbolt (52:46); ø Ã ø Ð ø ] Ö $ Â » ö : The thunder grew louder. ø Ã ô Ð ø ] Ö $ q ö Ø ö : The man swooned or became insensible and lost his reason in consequence of a vehement sound that he heard; the man died. Ê ø ø Ã ô Ð ø Ú ø à » Ê ô o ] Ö $ Û F þ ³F ç l ô æ ø Ú ø à » Ê ô o ] » ø » ô : All who are in the heavens and the earth will fall down in a swoon (39:69). ø Ã ô Ð ø : Expecting or looking for a thunderbolt; swooning or becoming insensible and losing one's reason or becoming unconscious. ì ø $ Ú ö ç » F o ø Ã ô Ï ÷ ^ : 481 Ý Ã Ð