Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 535
pleasant; delightful, delicious, sweet, savoury, happy; (2) pure and clean. Ú ø ^ ð º ø n ô ù g º : Pure or sweet water. ø Ã ø ^ Ý º ø n ô ù g º : Delicious food. ]ø Ö» Ó ø × ô Ü ö ] Ö _ $ n ô ù g ö : Good sayings or words (35:11); a good thing. Ö ^ iø jø fø $ Öö ç ] ] Ö» í ø fô n» & ø eô ^ Ö _ $ n ô ù g ô : Exchange not the good for the bad (4:3). ø n ô ù fö ç » á ø and ø n ô ù fô n» à ø (plurals of ø n ô ù g º ). ø n ô ù fø è º is feminine of ø n ô ù g º and ø n ô ù fø ^ l º is plural of ø n ô ù fø è º. ]ø Ö _ $ n ô ù fF þ ³ k ö Öô × _ $ n ô ù fô n» à ø : Good things or women are for good men and good men are for good things (24:27). ø n ô ù g º and ø n ô ù fø è º also mean a lawful thing. ]ø Þ» Ë ô Ï ö ç » ] Ú ô à ø ø n ô ù fF þ ³ k ô : Spend of the good or lawful things (2:268). ]ö u ô Ø $ Öø Ó ö Ü ö ] Ö _ $ n ô ù fF þ ³ k ö : All good things have been made lawful to you (5:6). ø ^ ø [aor. mø _ ô n» ö inf. noun ø n» ø ] á º and ø n» º and ø n» ö æ » ø é º ] ø ^ ø ] Ö _ $ ^ ñô ö : The bird flew. The word is also used of other things than those which have wings. ø ^ ö æ » ] ô ø ] Â ÷ ^ : They went away quickly. ø ^ ö æ » ] ]ô Öø n» ä ô ø ø ] Ê ø ^ l õ æ ø æ ö u » ø ] Þ÷ ^ : They fly to it in companies and one by one. ø ^ ø Ê ö © ø ] ö å ü : His courage fled away i. e. he lost heart. ø ^ ø l » Â ø n» ßö ä ü : His eyes throbbed. ø ^ Öø ä ü ô n» k º Ê ô o ] Ö ß $ ^ ô : He became famous among the people. mø _ ô n» ö eô r ø ßø ^ u ø n» ä ô : That flies on its two wings (6:39). iø _ ø n $ ø Ú ô ß» ä ö æ ø eô ä´ : He augured evil from it; he regarded it as an evil omen. The Arabs, when they desired to set about an affair, passed by the places where birds lay upon the ground, and roused them, in order to learn thence whether they should proceed or refrain. ]ô Þ $ ^ iø _ ø n $ » Þø ^ eô Ó ö Ü » : Surely, we augur evil fortune from you (36:19). Î ø ^ Öö ç ] ] $ n $ » Þø ^ eô Ô ø : They said, we augur evil from thee (27:48). ø ^ ñô º : A flying thing whether bird or insect. æ ø Ö ^ ø ^ ñô º mø _ ô n» ö eô r ø ßø ^ u ø n» ä ô : Nor a bird that flies on its two wings (6:39). ø ^ ø ø ^ ñô ö å ü : He became inconstant; he became angry. q ø ø p Öø ä ö ] Ö _ $ ^ ñô ö eô ^ø Ú » ô Ò ø ø ] : Fortune brought to him such an event, thus ø ^ ñô º signifying a thing from which one augurs evil, an evil omen; ill luck; evil fortune. â ö ç ø ø ^ Ò ô à ö ] Ö _ $ ^ ñô ô : He is staid and grave. The Arabs used to say to a man or other thing from which they augured evil. ø ^ ñô ö ] Ö × # ä ô Ö ^ ø ^ ñô ö Õ ø : What God doth and decreeth, not what thou dost and causest is to be feared. Hence ø ^ ñô º signifies fortune, good or evil or its cause, but mostly evil fortune. ]ô Þ $ Û ø ^ F ò ô ö â ö Ü » Â ô ß» ø ] Ö × # ä ô : Their fortune or the cause of their evil fortune is with God (7:132). The word also signifies the means of subsistence; syn. with 535 ^ h ^