impart
4 occurrences across 3 Arabic/Persian roots
ح- ک- ي (ḥ-k-y) — narration; declaring/indicating; reflection
“impart” accounts for
2 of
4 occurrences of this root
(50%)
(ḥ-k-y) — narration; declaring/indicating; reflection
“impart” accounts for 2 of 4 occurrences of this root (50%)
Forms seen
س- ب- ب (s-b-b) — cause; cause, reason; means
“impart” accounts for
1 of
142 occurrences of this root
(1%)
(s-b-b) — cause; cause, reason; means
“impart” accounts for 1 of 142 occurrences of this root (1%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
cause 16% means 8% caused 6% reason 2% instrument 2% various causes 1% source 1% revile 1% reason of 1% motive 1% leadeth 1% ensure 1% curse me 1% conducive to 1% conducive 1% causing 1% causes 1% you curse 1% would stir 1% will turn away 1% will exalt 1% will cause 1% why the 1% what is it that 1% wailing 1% visible order 1% to 1% through 1% things 1% they 1% the 1% supreme instrument 1% suffer 1% so 1% should be attributed 1% shame 1% shall cheer 1% result of 1% result in 1% responsible 1% promote 1% privily they would vilify 1% prime factor 1% primary purpose 1% primary instrument 1% prerequisites 1% perversity 1% nothing 1% mighty instrument 1% mightiest instrument 1% means of 1% may enable 1% material benefits 1% made 1% kindle 1% is of 1% is conducive to 1% is conducive 1% instruments 1% impart 1% hindrances 1% highest means 1% hath emboldened his creatures 1% hath been the cause 1% great instrument 1% external causes 1% execration 1% emblems 1% effective means 1% cursing 1% curses 1% cursed 1% curse 1% could have been 1% constitute 1% chief cause 1% causeth 1% casting 1% cannot but intensify 1% bring to naught 1% blaspheme against 1% blaspheme 1% been the cause 1% are conducive 1% and 1% agencies 1%
Examples
چ- ش- ا (ch-sh-ʾ) — taste
“impart” accounts for
1 of
1 occurrences of this root
(100%)
(ch-sh-ʾ) — taste
“impart” accounts for 1 of 1 occurrences of this root (100%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
impart 100%
Examples
See Also
Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: