فيض

f-y-d

9 wordsRank #603

Description

The Arabic root فيض (f-y-ḍ) conveys the core meaning of abundance, overflowing, and pouring forth in large quantities, whether referring to water, people, or abstract concepts. In the Quranic context, it describes physical overflow like rushing water, the dispersing or departing of crowds in abundance, and metaphorically captures the sense of people engaging fully or pouring themselves into activities. This root emphasizes the dynamic quality of something spreading outward copiously, often used to depict pilgrims dispersing from sacred sites or communities flowing forth in collective movement.

Derived Words in the Quran

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أَفَضْتُم
afaḍtum— you depart
verb2:198
أَفِيضُوا۟
afīḍū— depart
verb2:199
أَفَاضَ
afāḍa— depart
verb2:199
تَفِيضُ
tafīḍu— overflowing
verb5:83
أَفِيضُوا۟
afīḍū— Pour
verb7:50
تَفِيضُ
tafīḍu— flowing
verb9:92
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Yunusيونس(1 word)
تُفِيضُونَ
tufīḍūna— you are engaged
verb10:61
أَفَضْتُمْ
afaḍtum— you had rushed glibly
verb24:14
تُفِيضُونَ
tufīḍūna— you utter
verb46:8