Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 318
ø u ö g ø [aor. mø » u ö g ö and ø u ô g ø aor. mø » u ø g ö and ]ø » u ø g ø ] ø u ô fø k ô ] Ö $ ] ö or ø u ö fø k » or ]ø » u ø fø k » : The house was ample, spacious, wide or roomy or may the house be ample. ø ^ Î ø k » Â ø × ø n» ã ô Ü ö ] » ø » ö eô Û ø ^ ø u ö fø k » : The land or earth became strait for them with all its vastness (9:118). ø u ö g ø eô Ô ø ] Ö» Û ø Ó ø ^ á ö : May the place be spacious for thee. ø u $ g ø eô ä´ : He welcomed him; he invited him to ampleness i. e. may he have ampleness. Ú ø » u ø g º is an inf. noun like ö u » g º or is a noun of place. Ú ø » u ø f÷ ^ eô Ô ø : Thou has come to, found, or alighted in ampleness, or thou art welcome. Ö ^ Ú ø » u ø f÷ ^ eô ã ô Ü » ]ô Þ $ ã ö Ü » ø ^ Öö ç ] ] Ö ß $ ^ ô : No welcome for them, they must burn in the Fire (38:60). ]ø â » ¡ ÷ æ $ ø ã » ¡ ÷ æ $ Ú ø » u ø f÷ ^ : Thou hast come to thine own kins folk and hast found ease and ampleness and therefore be cheerful and be not sad. ø u ø Ð ø ø u ô n» Ð º : Wine; the choicest, the sweetest, the most excellent; the oldest and the most excellent; or unadulterated or pure wine or wine that is easy to swallow; a sort of perfume; Ú ô » Ô º $ u ô n» Ð º : Unadulterated musk. u ø ø g º $ u ô n» Ð º : Pure or genuine pedigree. mö » Ï ø ç » á ø Ú ô à » $ u ô n» Ð õ Ú $ í » jö ç » Ý õ : They will be given to drink of a pure sealed beverage (83:26). ø u ø Ø ø [aor. mø » u ø Ø ö inf. noun ø u » Ø º and ø u ô n» Ø º ] ø u ø Ø ø ] Ö» fø Ã ô n» ø : He saddled the camel; he mounted the camel. ø u ø Ø ø eô ø n» Ë ô ä´ : He smote him with his sword. ø u ø Ø ø Ê ö ¡ ø á º Ê ö ¡ Þ÷ ^ : Such a one mounted upon the back of such a one. ø u ø Ø ø Â ø à ô ] Ö» Û ø Ó ø ^ á ô : He departed from the place. ]ô » iø v ø Ø ø ] Ö» Ï ø ç » Ý ö : The people departed. ø u » Ø º : A saddle for a camel; ]ø Ö» ÏF o ø u » × ø ä ü ]ø æ » u ø ¼ $ ø u » × ø ä ü : He stayed or abode, a man's dwelling abode or habitation or a place to which he betakes himself; or a place of resort; Â ø ^ ø ] Ö» Û ö ø ^ Ê ô ö ]ô ÖF o ø u » × ô ä´ : The traveller returned to his abode; goods, utensils or apparatus of a traveller because they are in travel the things to which he betakes himself; saddle bag; q ø Ã ø Ø ø ] Ö ôù Ï ø ^ mø è ø Ê ô o » ø u » Ø ô ]ø ì ô n» ä ô : He put the drinking cup in his brother's saddle-bag (12:71). ô u ø ^ Ù º (plural): Saddle-bags; abodes, houses or habitations; camels' saddles. ]ô q » Ã ø × ö ç » ] eô ø ^ Â ø jø ã ö Ü » Ê ô o » ô u ø ^ Öô ã ô Ü » : Put their money in their saddle-bags (12:63). â F ø ] Ú ø v ø ¼ % ] Ö ôù u ø ^ Ù ô : This is the place where the camels' saddles are put down. ø × % ç » ] Ê ô o » ô u ø ^ Öô Ó ö Ü » : Say your Prayer in your abodes (houses, habitations), (a 318 u g u Ø