ضعيف ẓaʻīf v.n. fr. ضعف; see ẓǒʻf
A ضعيف ẓaʻīf (v.n. fr. ضعف; see ẓǒʻf), adj. Weak, feeble, impotent, frail, infirm, emaciated, old; faint, low; unsound; insignificant; poor, wretched, distressed:—ẓaʻīfuʼl-ěʻtiqād, adj. Of weak faith or belief; credulous:—ẓaʻīfuʼl-bunyān or ẓaʻīfuʼl-banīya, adj. Frail of structure or body:—ẓaʻīfuʼl-jus̤s̤a, adj. Emaciated in body, low in flesh; insignificant in size or body:—ẓaʻīf-ḥāl, adj. In wretched circumstanees, in distress:—ẓaʻīfuʼl-ʻaql, adj. Of weak or unsound mind, weak-minded:—ẓaʻīf honā, v.n. To be or become weak or infirm; to become old.
ضيف ẓaif v.n. fr. ضيف; see ẓiyāfat
A ضيف ẓaif (v.n. fr. ضيف; see ẓiyāfat), adj. & s.m. Hospitable; convivial;—a guest, a stranger (Ar. pl. ẓīfān; Pers. pl. ẓaifān).
ذاف ẕāf v.n. of ذأف 'to die quickly'
A ذاف ẕāf (v.n. of ذأف 'to die quickly'), s.m. Quickness of death; sudden death.
جوف jauf
A جوف jauf, s.m. An interior space, a hollow, vacancy, cavity, concavity; inside, interior.
ضعف ẓoʻf, or ẓaʻf inf. n. of ضعف 'to be or become weak,' c., Weakness, feebleness, debility, infirmity, imbecility of mind or body, unsoundness; feeble action of the heart, c.; fainting, a fainting-fit, swoon:—ẓǒʻfuʼl-aql
A ضعف ẓoʻf, or ẓaʻf (inf. n. of ضعف 'to be or become weak,' &c.), Weakness, feebleness, debility, infirmity, imbecility (of mind or body), unsoundness; feeble action (of the heart, &c.); fainting, a fainting-fit, swoon:—ẓǒʻfuʼl-aql, s.m. Weakness of intellect; unsoundness of mind.
