conversing
2 occurrences across 2 Arabic/Persian roots
ك- ل- م (k-l-m) — word; words; speak
“conversing” accounts for
1 of
239 occurrences of this root
(0%)
(k-l-m) — word; words; speak
“conversing” accounts for 1 of 239 occurrences of this root (0%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
word 32% words 22% utterances 3% utter 2% speak 2% sayings 2% converse 2% utterance 1% exalted word 1% conversed 1% another word 1% writings 1% thy 1% spoke 1% speech 1% one word 1% idle talk 1% exalted words 1% words uttered 0% words “despair not 0% word of god 0% wondrous utterances 0% will 0% who conversed with god 0% who conversed 0% was unloosed to voice 0% very word 0% uttering 0% uttereth 0% tongue of 0% time 0% through 0% thou didst 0% third word 0% text of the word 0% sublime word 0% spoken by thee 0% spoken 0% speaketh to me 0% speak ye 0% speak thou 0% speak forth 0% single word 0% shining word 0% she spoke 0% revelations of thy wondrous power 0% pronounce 0% perplexing 0% own 0% one who conversed 0% one mystic word 0% none 0% message 0% it 0% i have not spoken 0% him who conversed 0% heard from 0% he who held converse with 0% he who conversed with god 0% hath come 0% gave utterance 0% fool—which 0% expressions 0% every 0% epistles 0% entities of a new creation 0% divinity 0% divine utterance 0% describe 0% decreed 0% crieth out 0% conversing 0% certain truth 0% calling 0% call 0% breathe 0% bidding 0% any of the words 0% and 0% all-compelling name 0%
Examples
ا- ن- س (ʾ-n-s) — human; man; man/human
“conversing” accounts for
1 of
64 occurrences of this root
(2%)
(ʾ-n-s) — human; man; man/human
“conversing” accounts for 1 of 64 occurrences of this root (2%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
man 63% men 8% mankind 6% human 3% son of man 2% reunion 2% pleasure in the company 2% perceive 2% man’s 2% inherent in man himself 2% human race 2% essence of man 2% enjoy such intimate communion 2% desire communion 2% conversing 2% commune intimately 2% adapt themselves 2%
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See Also
Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: