Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 549
can interpret dreams (12:44). iø à » fô n» º (inf. noun from  ø f $ ø ).  ø f $ ø ] Ö $ â ø g ø : He weighed the gold so that he may know its quality and quantity.  ø f $ ø å ü : He destroyed him.  ø f $ ø eô ä ô ] » ø Ú » ö : The affair became distressing to him.  ø f $ » l ö  ø à » Ê ö ¡ á õ : I spoke for such a one. ]ô  » jø fø ø : He became admonished or he took warning. ]ø Ö $ à ô n» ö Ú ø à ô ]  » jø fø ø eô Ç ø n» ô å´ æ ø ] Ö $ Ï ô o % Ú ø à ô ]  » jø fø ø eô ä´ Æ ø n» ö å ü : The fortunate one is he who takes warning by others, and the unfortunate one is he by whom others take warning. Ê ø ^  » jø fô ö æ ] m 5 þ ³ ^ö æ Öô o ] » ø e» ø ^ ô : So take a lesson, O ye who have eyes (59:3). ]ô  » jø fø ø eø à » ø ] Ö» Ó ô jø ^ h ô eô fø à » õ : He compared one part of the book or writing with another part in order to understand it. ]ô  » jø fø ø also means he regarded what he witnessed as an indication of what was concealed from him; he compared what was unapparent with what was apparent; ]ô  » jø fø ø å ü : He held him in high estimation. ]ô  » jø fø ø Ú ô ß» ä ö : He wondered at him or it.  ô f» ø é º : An admonition or exhortation; an admonition or exhortation by which one takes warning; a thing by the state or condition of which one is admonished, reminded, directed or guided. ]ô á $ Ê ô o » F Öô Ô ø Öø à ô f» ø é ÷ Öôù ^ö æ Öô o ] » ø e» ø ^ ô : In that surely is a lesson for those who have eyes (3:14).  ô f» ø é º also means an indication or evidence whereby one passes from ignorance to knowledge; a state of things whereby from the knowledge of what is seen, one arrives at the knowledge of what is not seen; a wonderful thing such as serves as a warning.  ø fø ø [aor. mø à » fô ö inf. noun  ö fö ç » º and  ø f» º ]  ø fø ø ]ø æ »  ø f $ ø æ ø q » ã ø ä ü : He frowned; he grimmed frowning or looking sternly or austerely.  ø fø ø ] Ö» nø ç » Ý ö : The day was or became distressful or calamitous.  ø fø ø æ ø iø ç ø Ö # o : He frowned and turned aside (80:2).  ø fô ø : He was or became dirty. mø ç » Ý º  ø fö ç » º : A distressful or calamitous day. mø ç » Ú ÷ ^  ø fö ç » ÷ ^ Î ø Û » _ ø ô m» ÷ ] : A frowning and distressful day (76:11). ]ø Ö» à ø fö ç » ö æ ø ] Ö» à ø f $ ^ ö : Very austere and frowning. Both epithets are used for a lion.  ø f» Ï ø ô p ' A kind of carpet variously dyed and figured; perfect or complete applied to anything; a pure, unmixed lie; a lord or chief of men; one who has none above him; strong. â F ø ]  ø f» Ï ø ô p % Î ø ç » Ý õ : 549  f  f Ï p