doth indicate
2 occurrences across 2 Arabic/Persian roots
د- ل- ل (d-l-l) — proof; indicating; evidence
“doth indicate” accounts for
1 of
107 occurrences of this root
(1%)
(d-l-l) — proof; indicating; evidence
“doth indicate” accounts for 1 of 107 occurrences of this root (1%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
proof 8% testimony 7% proofs 7% evidence 6% evidences 5% testify 3% indicateth 3% indicate 3% heart 3% arguments 3% testimonies 2% testifieth 2% revelation 2% produced 2% demonstrate 2% affections 2% will lead me 1% whatever is alien to 1% unshepherded 1% tokens 1% they sought to demonstrate 1% testifying 1% symbol 1% supported 1% support of our argument 1% standards,—they 1% soul 1% sought to explain 1% similar proofs 1% signs of 1% signs 1% seek to establish 1% reveal 1% referred to 1% quoted in support of 1% prove 1% pertain 1% is a proof 1% indicative 1% idle and subtle disputations 1% hinting at 1% guideth 1% guide 1% guidance 1% foreshadoweth 1% foreshadow 1% expressive of 1% excuse 1% embodiment 1% doth indicate 1% directed 1% didst show me 1% contend 1% clear evidences 1% bear witness 1% bear direct reference 1% attain 1% are indicative 1% are a guide 1% allusions 1% advanced 1% adduce 1%
ش- ع- ر (sh-ʿ-r) — indicating; hair; perceive
“doth indicate” accounts for
1 of
42 occurrences of this root
(2%)
(sh-ʿ-r) — indicating; hair; perceive
“doth indicate” accounts for 1 of 42 occurrences of this root (2%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
hair 7% consciousness 7% perceive 5% is expressive 5% indicative 5% comprehend 5% ye understand not 2% wisdom 2% unmindful 2% understand not 2% unaware 2% that 2% testify 2% slumber of negligence 2% shake off their slumber 2% revealed 2% remain unaware 2% recognize them not 2% perceive it 2% of 2% oblivious 2% not 2% mental faculties 2% know 2% indicating 2% indicate the 2% indicate 2% foolishly interpreted 2% fane 2% doth indicate 2% did ye but perceive 2% bear 2% be roused from their heedlessness 2% apprehend 2%
See Also
Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: