Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 221
baked bread. ì ø fø ø ] Ö» Ï ø ç » Ý ø : He fed the people with bread. ì ö f» º : A bread. ì ö f» ø é º : A cake of bread. ]ø u » Û ô Ø ö Ê ø ç » Ñ ø ø ]» ô o » ì ö f» ÷ ] : I am carrying on my head bread (12:37). ì ø fø ¼ ø [aor. mø í » fô ¼ ö inf. noun ì ø f» ¼ º ] ì ø fø _ ø ä ü : He beat him or struck him vehemently. It is syn. with iø í ø f $ ¼ ø. ì ø fø ¼ ø ] Ö × $ n» Ø ø : He journeyed in the night without direction. ì ø f» ¼ º is said to signify the act of journeying, of going without a direction or upon what is not the main road. ì ø fø _ ø ä ö ] Ö $ n» _ ø ^ á ö ]ø æ » iø í ø f $ _ ø ä ü : The Satan touched him with a hurt so as to corrupt him or render him insane. iø í ø f $ _ ø ä ü lit, he struck him or prostrated him and tramped upon him or prostrated him and sported with him. ì ø fø ¼ ø ] Ö» Ã ø Ï » Ø ø : It disordered the intellect. ì ø f» _ ø è º : A touch or stroke of insanity or diabolical possession. eô Ë ö ¡ á õ ì ø f» _ ø è º eô ^ Ö» Û ø ôù : In such a one is a touch of insanity. mø jø í ø f $ _ ö ä ö ] Ö $ n» _ ø ^ á ö Ú ô à ø ] Ö» Û ø ôù : The Satan has smitten him with insanity (2:276). ì ø fô Ø ø [aor. mø í » fø Ø ö inf. noun ì ø fø ^ Ù º and ì ø fø Ø º ] : He was or became, (1) corrupted, unsound, vitiated or disordered in a absolute sense; (2) particularly in his reason or intellect. ì ø fô × ø k » mø ö å ü : His hand became unsound so as to be rendered motionless; or dried up or became lost or was cut off. ì ø fø × ø ä ö ] Ö» v ö » á ö : Grief rendered him insane. ì ø fø ^ Ù º : (1) Corruptness, unsoundness or a vitiated or disordered state; (2) particularly in reason or intellect; (3) loss or state of diminution; (4) a state of perdition or destruction or a thing's going, passing or wasting away or being consumed or destroyed; (5) fatigue, weariness, distress, embarrassment, affliction, trouble or difficulty; Ê ö ¡ á º ì ø fø ^ Ù º Â ø ×F o ]ø â » × ô ä´ : Such a one is a cause of fatigue etc. to his family; (6) a deadly poison. Ú ø ^ ø ] ö æ » Ò ö Ü » ]ô Ö ^ $ ì ø fø ^ ÷ : They would have added to you nothing but trouble (9:47). ì ø fø ^ [aor. mø í » fö ç » inf. noun ì ø f» ç ÷ ] ] ì ø fø k ô ] Ö ß $ ^ ö : The fire became allayed, subsided, extinguished; or the blazing, or flaming of the fire ceased. ì ø fø k ô ] Ö» v ø » h ö : The war or its intensity became allayed or appeased. ì ø fø k » u ô $ é ö ] Ö ß $ ^ Î ø è ô : The irascibility of the she-camel became allayed. ì ø fø ^ Öø ã ø fö ä ü : The vehemence of his anger became 221 ì f ¼ ì f ^