Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 641
did an action inducing doubt; he committed adultery or fornication. Ê ø r ø ø l ô ] Ö» Û ø » ]ø é ö : The woman committed adultery; he pursued a rash course and went away, not caring whither. Ê ø r ø ø ]ø Ú » ø â ö Ü » : Their state of affairs became bad. Ê ø r ø ø : He became dim in his sight. Ê ø r ø ø Ú ô à » Ú ø ø ô ä´ : He became free from his disease. Ê ø ^ q ô º (act. part. ): One deviating from the right course; a liar; a sinner or immoral man; transgressor; disbeliever; disobedient; fornicator or adulterer; enchanter. mø Û ô n» à º Ê ø ^ q ô ø é º : A false oath. Ö ^ mø × ô ö æ » ] ]ô Ö ^ $ Ê ø ^ q ô ÷ ] : They will not give birth but to a sinner (71:28). Ê ö r $ ^ º and Ê ø r ø ø é º (plurals). ]ø Ý » Þø r » à ø Ø ö ] Ö» Û ö j $ Ï ô n» à ø Ò ø ^ Ö» Ë ö r $ ^ ô : Shall We treat the righteous like the wicked (38:29)? ]ö æ ÖF ò ô Ô ø â ö Ü ö ] Ö» Ó ø Ë ø ø é ö ] Ö» Ë ø r ø ø é ö : They are the ones that disbelieved and were wicked (80:43). Ê ö r ö ç » º : Evil, wicked, immorality etc. Ê ö r ö ç » ø â ø ^ æ ø iø Ï » ç F â ø ^ : Its way of evil and of good (91:9). Ê ø r ø ^ [aor. mø Ë » r ö ç » inf. noun Ê ø r » ç º ]. Ê ø r ø ^ ] Ö» fø ^ h ø : He opened the door. Ê ø r ø ^ ô q » × ø n» ä ô : He parted his legs wide. Ê ø r » ç ø é º : An opening or intervening space; a wide and depressed tract of land; the part between the two sides of the solid-hoof; the court yard of a house. æ ø â ö Ü » Ê ô o » Ê ø r » ç ø é õ : And they are in a wide, depressed space (18:18). Ê ø v ö ø [aor. mø Ë » v ö ö inf. noun Ê ö v » º and Ê ø v ø ^ ø è º ]. It (a thing or anything) was or became excessive, immoderate or exorbitant. Ê ø v ö ø ] » ø Ú » ö : The affair was or became foul, evil, gross, lewd, obscene, or it became excessively so, (as also Ê ø v ö ø ). Ê ø v ö ø k ô ] Ö» Û ø » ]ø é ö : The woman became ugly and old. Ê ø ^ u ø ø ä ü : He vied with him or strove to surpass him in foul or obscene speech etc. Ê ø ^ u ô ø è º : An excess or enormity or anything exceeding the bounds of rectitude; a thing excessively and enormously foul, evil, immoral, lewd or obscene; a sin or crime which is excessively foul; adultery or fornication. ]ô ø ] Ê ø à ø × ö ç » ] Ê ø ^ u ô ø è ÷ : When they commit a foul deed (3:136). Ê ø ç ø ] u ô ø (plural) (6:152). Ê ø v » ø ^ ð ö : Besides all the meanings of Ê ø v » ø è º it particularly signifies niggardliness, tenacious or avarice in the payment of the poor-rate, or abstaining altogether from paying it. mø ß» ã F o  ø à ô ] Ö» Ë ø v » ø « ð ô : Forbids indecency etc. (16:91). 641 Ê r Ê v