طمع

t-m-'

12 wordsRank #515

Description

The Arabic root طمع (t-m-ʿ) conveys the core meaning of desire, longing, or hope for something, particularly with an element of eager expectation or coveting. In the Quranic context, this root often carries a nuanced significance that can be positive when directed toward God's mercy and reward, or negative when expressing greed, false hopes, or unrealistic expectations from worldly matters. The root appears in various forms to describe both the believers' hope in Allah's compassion and the misguided desires of those who covet what they should not or harbor false expectations about divine punishment being averted.

Derived Words in the Quran

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۞ أَفَتَطْمَعُونَ
afataṭmaʿūna— Do you hope
noun2:75
وَنَطْمَعُ
wanaṭmaʿu— And we hope
verb5:84
يَطْمَعُونَ
yaṭmaʿūna— hope
verb7:46
وَطَمَعًا ۚ
waṭamaʿan— and hope
noun7:56
وَطَمَعًۭا
waṭamaʿan— and a hope
noun13:12
نَطْمَعُ
naṭmaʿu— hope
verb26:51
أَطْمَعُ
aṭmaʿu— I hope
verb26:82
وَطَمَعًۭا
waṭamaʿan— and hope
noun30:24
وَطَمَعًۭا
waṭamaʿan— and hope
noun32:16
فَيَطْمَعَ
fayaṭmaʿa— lest should be moved with desire
verb33:32
أَيَطْمَعُ
ayaṭmaʿu— Does long
noun70:38
يَطْمَعُ
yaṭmaʿu— he desires
verb74:15