Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 567
(34:17).  ø ø ] [aor. mø à » ö æ » inf. noun  ø » æ º ]  ø ø ] Ê ö ¡ Þ÷ ^ : He came to such a one seeking his bounty; he came to such a one or upon him.  ø ø ] å ö ] » ø Ú » ö : The affair befell him; attacked him; distressed him. ]ô  » jø ø ] å ö ] » ø Ú » ö (syn. with  ø ø ] å ö ) : The affair betided him, befell him or distressed him.  ø ô p ø : He was or became affected with the tremor of fear. ]ô  » jø ø ] Õ ø eø à » ö ]F Öô ã ø jô ßø ^ : Some of our gods have smitten thee with evil (11:55).  ö » æ ø é º : A thing by means of which another thing is rendered fast or firm and upon which reliance is placed; the handle of a mug; the environs of a town where people pasture their cattle; a company of men by whom one benefits.  ö » æ ø é º also means the best and excellent part of property. ]ø Ö» à ö » æ ø é ö is a name of the lion. ]ø Ö» à ö » æ ø é ø ] Ö» ç ö $» ÏF o : A firm handle (2:257) or the firmest thing upon which one lays hold.  ö » æ ø é ö ] Ö» ø à ø ^ Öô n» Ô ô : The support of the poor or the needy. It also means tangled trees of which the leaves do not fall in winter.  ø ô p ø [aor. mø à » ø p inf. noun  ö » mø è º and  ö » p º ].  ö ô p ø Ú ô à » $ô nø ^ eô ä´ : He was or became naked, nude, bare or without clothing.  ö ô p ø ] Ö» fø ø á ö Ú ô à ø ] Ö × $ v » Ü ô : The body was or became bare of flesh or was lean.  ö ô p ø Ú ô à ø ] Ö» à ø n» g ô : He or it was or became free from fault, defect, blemish etc. Ö ^ mø à » ø p Ú ô à ø ] Ö» Û ø ç » l ô ]ø u ø º : No one can be exempted from death. æ ø Ö ^ iø à » F p : And thou wilt not become naked (20:119).  ø ø ] ð º : Nakedness of bareness; a bare tract of land; wide or spacious tract of land in which there is nothing that hides or conceals; the vacant surface of a wide space of land. Öø ßö fô ø eô ^ Ö» à ø ø ] ? ð ô : Would have been cast upon a bare tract of land (68:50).  ø $ [aor. mø à ô % inf. noun  ô ' and  ô $ é º ]. He was or became mighty, powerful or strong. ]ø Ö × # ä ö  ø $ æ ø q ø Ø $ : Allah to Whom belong might and majesty or glory and greatness; He magnified or exalted Himself; He was disdainful or scornful; He resisted; He was invincible, not to be overcome.  ø $ ] Ö $ o » ð ö : The thing was or became difficult or hard; insuperable or unattainable; the thing was or became rare, scarce; he or it was or became highly esteemed or greatly valued.  ø $ ] Ö» Û ø ^ ð ö : The water flowed.  ø $ also 567  ]  ù