may endure

2 occurrences across 2 Arabic/Persian roots

ب- ق- ي

(b-q-y) — remaining; permanence; remain

“may endure” accounts for 1 of 141 occurrences of this root (1%)

Forms seen

Translation spectrum for this root

eternity 12% immortality 10% everlasting 9% eternal 9% imperishable 4% ever-abiding 4% incorruptible 3% everlasting life 3% thine eternity 2% remained 2% immortal 2% remain 1% long as 1% live 1% endureth 1% endure 1% will immortalize 1% who were made 1% while there is yet 1% undying 1% throughout the eternity 1% thine omnipotence will last 1% survival 1% still yours 1% shall belong 1% remnant of god 1% remaining 1% remained unfulfilled 1% perish 1% now 1% naught may remain 1% must endure 1% may endure 1% liveth in god 1% liveth eternally 1% live to 1% lingers 1% life would have 1% last trace 1% last 1% is 1% immortalize 1% immortal life 1% immortal draught 1% immortal being 1% hidden 1% have preserved 1% have been permitted 1% hath remained 1% hath persisted 1% gone 1% fast approaching 1% eternally live 1% establishment 1% endlessness 1% duration 1% discovered 1% continuance of life 1% celestial 1% been blindly 1% and 1% ancient sovereignty 1% ancient of days 1% abiding testimony 1% abiding 1%

Examples

gleaningsGWB §247: لیبقی: may endure

ث- ب- ت

(th-b-t) — established; establish; affirmation

“may endure” accounts for 1 of 120 occurrences of this root (1%)

Forms seen

لِيَثْبُتَ ×1

Translation spectrum for this root

established 5% steadfast 3% firm 3% firmly established 3% establish 3% demonstrate 3% affirmation 3% inscribe 2% graven 2% fortify 2% evident 2% confirmed 2% confirmation 2% confirm 2% acceptance 2% ye that stand fast 1% writ and recorded 1% will enable me to 1% will cause me 1% were confirmed 1% was established 1% vindication 1% vindicate 1% unwavering constancy 1% understanding 1% truthfulness 1% thou hast demonstrated 1% thou hast affirmed 1% testimony of 1% sure 1% supported 1% substantiated 1% strengthen 1% stood steadfast 1% stood fast and firm 1% steadfastly 1% stand fast and firm 1% set firm 1% set down 1% recognized 1% purpose of vindicating 1% proven 1% potency of god’s invincible 1% noted 1% moving spirit confirmed—i 1% may endure 1% make them steadfastly inclined 1% maintained 1% laid down 1% justified 1% it becometh incontrovertibly evident 1% is made evident 1% inscribed 1% indubitable facts 1% indisputably established 1% incontestable 1% imply an assertion 1% immutability 1% i may demonstrate 1% he may establish 1% have written down 1% have chosen to note 1% have been inscribed 1% hath reaffirmed 1% hath incontrovertibly been made evident 1% fully demonstrated 1% fixed star 1% firmness 1% firmly fixed 1% firmly 1% fill 1% establisheth 1% established firmly 1% endow us 1% divinely-established 1% demonstrated 1% definitely proven 1% definitely established 1% constancy 1% confirmeth 1% confidence 1% conclusively demonstrated 1% cling steadfastly 1% cleave steadfastly 1% certitude 1% canst thou vindicate 1% been made 1% been extolled 1% been demonstrated 1% be recognized 1% be maintained 1% be demonstrated 1% are steadfast 1%

Examples

the-hidden-wordsHW §72: لِيَثْبُتَ: may endure

See Also

Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: