Sarf and Nahw Summary: 6.1c - 201-300 Top Nouns From Qur'an

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6.1c - 201-300 Top Nouns From Qur'an



No.

Verb

Root

Form

Form

No.

No. of occur-ences

Meaning

201

كَرِهَ

ك ر ه

س

I

17

to dislike,

to hate

202

أَنْعَمَ

ن ع م

إفْعَال

IV

17

to bestow

favor

203

وَدَّ

و د د

س

I

17

to love,

to wish

204

أُفِكَ

ا ف ك

ض/س

I

16

to delude,

to turn away

205

بَسَطَ

ب س ط

ن

I

16

to extend, to stretch

206

أَتَمَّ

ت م م

إفْعَال

IV

16

to fulfill, to complete, to perfect

207

خَسِرَ

خ س ر

س/ف

I

16

to lose

208

ٱسْتَمَعَ

س م ع

إفتعال

VIII

16

to listen

209

سَارَ

س ي ر

ض

I

16

to travel

210

فَتَحَ

ف ت ح

ف

I

16

to open,

to give victory

211

فَرِحَ

ف ر ح

س

I

16

to rejoice

212

قَدَّرَ

ق د ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

16

to determine,

 to plot

213

قَرَأَ

ق ر ا

ف

I

16

to read,

to recite

214

مَنَّ

م ن ن

ن

I

16

to favor

215

أَنۢبَتَ

ن ب ت

إفْعَال

IV

16

to make grow

216

ٱنتَهَىٰ

ن ه ي

إفتعال

VIII

16

to refrain, to cease,

to desist

217

هَاجَرَ

ه ج ر

مُفَاعِلة

III

16

to emigrate

218

وَقَىٰ

و ق ي

ض

I

16

to save,

to protect

219

أَخَّرَ

ا خ ر

تَفْعِيْل

II

15

to delay,

to give respite

220

أُوذِىَ

ا ذ ي

إفْعَال

IV

15

to harm,

to trouble

221

يُبْدِىَ

ب د و

إفْعَال

IV

15

to reveal, to disclose

222

أَتْبَعَ

ت ب ع

إفْعَال

IV

15

to follow

223

سَكَنَ

س ك ن

ن

I

15

to dwell,

to live, to rest

224

شَرِبَ

ش ر ب

س

I

15

to drink

225

صَدَقَ

ص د ق

ن

I

15

to be truthful,

 to fulfill


Rank

Noun

Meaning

No. of occurrences

226

شَهْر

Month

21

227

طَيِّبَٰت

The good

21

228

ظَنّ

Expectation/thought

21

229

مُفْسِد

The corrupter

21

230

مُّكَذِّبِين

Deniers

21

231

نَصِيب

Allocated share

21

232

يَتِيم

Orphan

21

233

حِزْب

Group of persons

20

234

حِكْمَة

Wisdom

20

235

شَدِيد

Severe

20

236

ظُلْم

Unjust/darkness

20

237

عِقَاب

Heels/penalty

20

238

غَنِىّ

Rich/Content/self-sufficient

20

239

زِينَة

Adornment

19

240

شَاهِد

Witness

19

241

شَجَرَة

Tree

19

242

صَابِر

Patient

19

243

ضُرّ

Harm

19

244

طَيْر

Bird

19

245

فَوْز

Success

19

246

مَرَّة

Times/once

19

247

مُّعْرِضُون

The ones who turn away

19

248

مَكْر

Plan/scheme/plot

19

249

أُذُنٌ

Ear

18

250

أَعْمَىٰ

Blind

18

 

Rank

Noun

Meaning

No. of occurrences

251

إِنس

Man/mankind

18

252

دَآبَّة

Moving creature

18

253

دُبُر

backs

18

254

دَرَجَة

Rank/degree of

18

255

ذَا

Used for something close/

with as in هٰذا

18

256

ذَكَر

Male

18

257

رَأْس

Head

18

258

رَيْب

Doubt

18

259

سَاجِد

The one who prostrates

18

260

عَٰلِم

The All-Knowing

18

261

مُنكَر

Wrongdoing

18

262

مَوْلَىٰ

Protector/master/guardian

18

263

مُّؤْمِنَٰت

Pious women

18

264

أَقْرَب

Nearest/most likely

17

265

أَهْوَآء

Vain desires

17

266

بَطْن

Concealed/belly

17

267

بَنَات

Girls

17

268

تَأْوِيل

Interpretation

17

269

تُرَاب

Soil/earth

17

270

تَقْوَى

Piety

17

271

خَلْف

Behind/back

17

272

فَٰحِشَة

Obscenity/indecency

17

273

قَآئِم

Standing/existing

17

274

لَّدُن

Near/with

17

275

مُّهْتَدُون

Guided

17

Rank

Noun

Meaning

No. of occurrences

276

نَعِيم

Pleasure/blessing

17

277

أَظْلَم

More unjust

16

278

أَلْبَٰب/

الألبَاب

Understanding

16

279

ثَمَرَٰت

Fruits/Results

16

280

حَرَام

Sacred/Also used for

ill-gotten

16

281

حَيْث

Where-ever

16

282

سَعِير

Blazing fire

16

283

سُنَّة

The way(s)

16

284

عَظِيم

The Most Great/Mighty

16

285

فُؤَاد

Heart

16

286

قُرْبَىٰ

Relative/near of kin

16

287

مَرْجِع

Source/a hiding place

16

288

مُّسَمًّى

Appointed/determined

16

289

مِيزَان

Balance

16

290

بُشْرَىٰ

Glad tidings

15

291

بَلَٰغ

Reach

15

292

تَنزِيل

Bringing down something

15

293

رِجْل

Feet

15

294

شَكّ

Doubt

15

295

صَبْر

Patience

15

296

ظَهْر

Appear/manifest

15

297

قِسْط

Justice

15

298

مُصَدِّق

Validated/verified

15

299

مِلَّة

Religion/sect

15

300

مُنذِر

Warner

15

 

 

 

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