عبر

'-b-r

9 wordsRank #611

Description

The Arabic root ع-ب-ر ('ayn-ba-ra) carries the core meaning of crossing over or passing through, which extends metaphorically to deriving lessons by transitioning from surface observation to deeper understanding. In the Quran, this root encompasses both physical movement (passing by ruins or through places) and intellectual-spiritual movement (taking lessons from history, interpreting dreams and signs), emphasizing how believers should cross from mere witnessing to extractive wisdom. The root's significance lies in connecting spatial passage with cognitive insight, making the act of learning inseparable from the metaphor of traversal and transition.

Derived Words in the Quran

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لَعِبْرَةًۭ
laʿib'ratan— surely (is) a lesson
noun3:13
عَابِرِى
ʿābirī— (when) passing
noun4:43
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Yusufيوسف(2 words)
تَعْبُرُونَ
taʿburūna— interpret
verb12:43
عِبْرَةٌۭ
ʿib'ratun— a lesson
noun12:111
لَعِبْرَةًۭ ۖ
laʿib'ratan— (is) a lesson
noun16:66
لَعِبْرَةًۭ ۖ
laʿib'ratan— surely, (is) a lesson
noun23:21
لَعِبْرَةًۭ
laʿib'ratan— surely is a lesson
noun24:44
فَٱعْتَبِرُوا۟
fa-iʿ'tabirū— So take a lesson
verb59:2
لَعِبْرَةًۭ
laʿib'ratan— surely (is) a lesson
noun79:26