Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 579
destitute of property.  ø _ ô × ø k ô ] Ö» Û ø » ]ø é ö : The woman had no ornament upon her body.  ø _ ø Ø ø ] » ø q ô n» ö (aor. mø à » _ ö Ø ö ) : The hired man was without occupation.  ø _ $ Ø ø ] Ö $ o » ð ø : He left the thing unattended or neglected.  ø _ $ Ø ø ] » ô eô Ø ø : He left the camels without a pasture to tend them. ]ø Ö j $ à » _ ô n» Ø ö signifies the rendering of a place vacant, void or unoccupied, or a thing unattended or neglected, or making a man or a thing unemployed or unused, free from work. æ ø ]ô ø ] ] Ö» à ô ø ^ ö  ö _ ôù × ø k » : And when the camels ten months old will be left without a pasture or unattended or unemployed (81:5).  ö _ ôù × ø k ô ] Ö $  ô n $ è ö : The subjects were left without any governor to govern them.  ö _ ôù × ø k ô ] Ö» fô ò» ö : The well was left in a state that none came to it for taking water from it.  ø _ $ Ø ø ] Ö» fô ò» ø : He left off going to the well. Ú ö à ø _ $ Ø º is pass. part. and Ú ö à ø _ $ × ø è º feminine of it. eô ò» õ Ú % à ø _ $ × ø è õ : Deserted well (22:46).  ø _ ø ^ [aor. mø à » _ ö ç » inf. noun  ø _ » ç º ]  ø _ ø ^ ] Ö $ o » ð ø : He took the thing.  ø _ ø ^ ]ô Öø n» ä ô mø ø å ü : He raised his hand towards it.  ø _ » ç º signifies the act of raising the head and hands to take a thing. ]ø  » _ ø ^ å ö ] Ö $ o » ð ø : He gave him the thing. ]ô  » _ ø ^ ð º is the act of giving, presenting or offering. iø à ø ^ ø o ] Ö $ o » ð ø : He took the thing: iø à ø ^ ø o ] » ø Ú » ø : He ventured upon the affair. iø à ø ^ ø o ] Ö $ q ö Ø ö : The man stood upon the extremities of the toes and raised his hands to take a thing. iø à ø ^ ô n÷ ^ is the act of taking a thing with the hand; taking with the hand what is not right or just or due; contending in taking; standing upon the extremities of the toes with raising the hands to a thing; being bold, daring or courageous so as to venture upon a thing without consideration or hesitation. ]ô Þ $ þ ³ « ]ø  » _ ø n» ßø ^ Õ ø ] Ö» Ó ø ç » $ø ø : Indeed We have given thee abundance of good (108:2). Ê ø jø à ø ^ F o Ê ø à ø Ï ø ø : And he seized (a sword) and hamstrung (her) (54:30).  ø _ ø ^ ð º : A thing that is given; a gift, meaning an act of giving of such as is bountiful or generous.  ø _ ø « ð ÷ Æ ø n» ø Ú ø r » ö æ » õ : A gift that shall not be cut off (11:109).  ø _ ø ^ ð º also signifies a soldier's pay or stipend.  ø ¿ ö Ü ø [aor. mø à » ¿ ö Ü ö inf. noun  ø ¿ ô Ü º and  ø ¿ ø ^ Ú ø è º ] : He was or became great in his bone. This seems to be the primary signification of the word; then metaphorically said of any thing great, whether an 579  _ Ø Â ¿ Ü