Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 69
superior to them. eø ø Ï ø ã ö Ü » : He became exalted above them in fame or renown. eø ø Ð ø Ê ô o » Â ô ×» Û ô ä´ : He excelled in his knowledge or learned the whole of it. eø ø Ï ø k ô ] Ö $ Û » ö : The sun rose. eø ^ ô Ð º (act. par. ) and eø ^ ô Ï ø è º (fem. ). Þø í » × ø è º eø ^ ô Ï ø è º : An exceedingly tall palm-tree; a palmtree bearing fruit. eø ^ ô Ï ø ^ l ºõ (plural). æ ø ] Ö ß $ í » Ø ö eø ^ ô Ï ø ^ l õ : And tall palmtrees (50 : 11). eø ^ ô Ï ø è º : A cloud of a clear white colour; a calamity. eø ^ ô Ð ö ] » ø ì » ¡ ø Ñ ô : A person endowed with noble moral or mental qualities. eø ø Ø ø [aor. mø f» ö Ø ö inf. noun. eø » Ø º ] eø ø Ø ø ] Ö $ q ö Ø ö : The man frowned on account of anger or because he was courageous. eø ø × ø ßô o » Â ø à » u ø ^ q ø jô o » : He prevented me from accomplishing my want. eø ö Ø ø [aor. mø f» ö Ø ö ] : He was or became courageous in fight. ]ø e» ø × ø ä ü eô Ó ø ø ] : (1) He pledged him or it for such a thing; he gave him or it in exchange for such a thing; (2) he gave him up or consigned him to destruction. ]ø e» ø Ø ø Þø Ë » ø ä ü Öô ×» Û ø ç » l ô : He subjected himself to death and felt sure of it. eø ø ^ Öø è º : (1) Courage, bravery; (2) dislike. eø ^ ô Ø º : Brave; courageous; frowning. eø ^ ô º eø ^ ô Ø º : vehemently frowning. ]ø á » iö f» ø Ø ø Þø Ë » º : Lest a soul be consigned to perdition (6:71). ]ö æ ÖF òô Ô ø ] Ö $ ô m» à ø ]ö e» ô × ö ç » ] eô Û ø ^ Ò ø ø fö ç » ] : They are those who have been delivered over to destruction for their actions (6:71). eø ø Ü ø [aor. mø f» ô Ü ö inf. noun. eø » Ü º ] eø ø Ü ø and ]ô e» jø ø Ü ø and iø fø $ Ü ø : He smiled. These verbs signify less than ø v ô Ô ø (he laughed). iø fø $ Ü ø is the beginning of ø v ô Ô º (laughter). Ê ø jø fø $ Ü ø ø ^ u ô Ó ^÷ Ú ôù à » Î ø ç » Öô ã ø ^ : Thereupon he smiled, laughing at her words (27:20). eø ø ø [aor. mø f» ö ö inf. noun. eø » º ] eø ø ø ] Ö» r ô ×» ø : He pared the skin removing its eø ø ø é i. e. face or surface or the skin upon which the hair grew. eø ø » l ö ] » ø ô m» Ü ø : I removed from the hide its eø ø ø é º i. e. outer part of the skin. eø ø ø ] Ö» r ø ø ] ö ] » ø » ø : The swarm of locusts ate altogether what was upon the surface of the earth and thus laid it bare. eø ø ø Þô o » eô ç ø q » ä õ u ø ø à õ : He met me with a cheerful countenance. eø ø ø and iø fø $ ø and ]ô » jø f» ø ø : He became changed in his eø ø ø é (complexion) by the announcement of an event; he rejoiced or became glad. ]ø e» ø ø eô Û ø ç » Öö ç » õ : He rejoiced at the news of a new-born child. eø $ ø å ü (inf. noun iø f» ô n» º ) and ]ø e» ø ø å ü and ]ô » jø f» ø ø å ü : He announced 69 e Ø e