فرغ

f-r-gh

6 wordsRank #707

Description

The Arabic root فرغ (f-r-gh) carries the core meaning of emptying, finishing, or becoming free from occupation. In the Quran, it expresses both the physical act of pouring out or emptying (as in pouring water or becoming empty) and the metaphorical sense of becoming free from one task to turn attention to another, most notably in Surah ar-Rahman (55:31) where Allah declares He will "attend to" or "turn to" humanity and jinn after being free from other affairs. This root emphasizes completion, transition, and the directing of full attention or resources from one state or task to another.

Derived Words in the Quran

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أَفْرِغْ
afrigh— Pour
verb2:250
أَفْرِغْ
afrigh— Pour
verb7:126
أُفْرِغْ
uf'righ— I pour
verb18:96
فَـٰرِغًا ۖ
fārighan— empty
noun28:10
سَنَفْرُغُ
sanafrughu— Soon We will attend
verb55:31
فَرَغْتَ
faraghta— you have finished
verb94:7