افق ufq, ufuq, vulg. ufaq
A افق ufq, ufuq, vulg. ufaq, s.m. Horizon; a tract or region of the earth; (poet.) the world.
فوق fauq primarily an adv. n. signifying 'the location that is above'; whence is derived the verb فوق, inf. n. fauq, 'to be superior to,' c.
A فوق fauq (primarily an adv. n. signifying 'the location that is above'; whence is derived the verb فوق, inf. n. fauq, 'to be superior to,' &c.), prep. & adv. Above, upon, over;—s.m. Superiority, excelling, excellence; pre-eminence;—eminence, altitude, loftiness; top, summit, extreme or highest point; culminating point; zenith:—fauq le-jānā (-se) = fauqīyat le-jānā, q.v.
فقيه faqīh v.n. fr. فقه; see fiqh
A فقيه faqīh (v.n. fr. فقه; see fiqh), s.m. A lawyer; a theologian.
فاق fāq, vulg. fāg in A. also fūq
A فاق fāq, vulg. fāg (in A. also fūq), s.f. The notch of an arrow; an arrow.
فق faq
K فق faq [prob. corr. of A. faqd, inf. n. of فقد 'to lose,' &c.; or for A. faqq, inf. n. of فقّ=فكّ 'to separate,' &c.], adj. Lost, gone, flown (as colour from the face, &c.), faded; (hence) pale, pallid; blank, astonished, dismayed:—(rang, or muṅh) faq par-jānā, or faq honā or ho-jānā, v.n.
(Colour) to fly from or leave (the face), to lose (colour), to turn white or pale (with fear, &c.); to look blank, &c.
