اَعۡطٰی
Appears 3 times in Quran
📖 Lane's Lexicon
Classical definitions for root عطو
Derived Stems (23)
Derived Words (5)
Words derived from the lemma "اَعۡطٰی".
- And gives
- they are given
- gave
- gives
- We have given thee
- they are given
Occurrences in Quran
Found 3 verses containing "اَعۡطٰی".
قَالَ رَبُّنَا الَّذِیۡۤ اَعۡطٰی کُلَّ شَیۡءٍ خَلۡقَہٗ ثُمَّ ہَدٰی
81:3, 4.
81:3, 4.
The verse means that there exists perfect order in the world and that God has endowed everything with properties which are best suited to its particular requirements and needs, and by making proper use of which it can attain its fullest development.
87:3-4.
Commentary:
The verse means to say that there exists a perfect order in the world and that God has endowed everything with the qualities and attributes which are best suited to its particular requirements and needs and by making proper use of which it can attain to its fullest development.
Pharaoh seems to be a polytheistic philosopher. Here Moses has drawn his attention to the Oneness and Unity of God.
b
81:3, 4.
b
87:3-4.
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Commentary:
The verse means to say that there exists a perfect order in the world and that God has endowed everything with the qualities and attributes which are best suited to its particular requirements and needs and by making proper use of which it can attain to its fullest development.
Pharaoh seems to be a polytheistic philosopher. Here Moses has drawn his attention to the Oneness and Unity of God.
b
81:3, 4.
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The verse means that there exists perfect order in the world and that God has endowed everything with properties which are best suited to its particular requirements and needs, and by making proper use of which it can attain its fullest development.
وَاَعۡطٰی قَلِیۡلًا وَّاَکۡدٰۤی
When used about a person Akda means, he gave niggardly or grudgingly; he did not succeed in getting what he wanted. When used about a mine it means, it refused to bring out diamonds and jewels, but when used about a digger it means, in the course of digging he came across a hard or stony piece of ground or clod and could dig no further (Aqrab).
Important Words:
أکدیٰ (gives grudgingly) is derived from کدی. They say أکدی الرجل i.e. the man gave niggardly or grudgingly; he did not succeed in getting what he wanted. أکداہ عن کذا means, he prevented him from such a thing. أکدی المعدن means, the mine refused to bring out diamonds and jewels. أکدی الحافر means, the digger in the course of digging came across a hard or stony piece of ground or clod and could dig no further. سأله فأکدی means he begged of him but found him like a hard piece of ground and he did not give. أکدی المطر means, the rain decreased. (Aqrab).
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Important Words:
أکدیٰ (gives grudgingly) is derived from کدی. They say أکدی الرجل i.e. the man gave niggardly or grudgingly; he did not succeed in getting what he wanted. أکداہ عن کذا means, he prevented him from such a thing. أکدی المعدن means, the mine refused to bring out diamonds and jewels. أکدی الحافر means, the digger in the course of digging came across a hard or stony piece of ground or clod and could dig no further. سأله فأکدی means he begged of him but found him like a hard piece of ground and he did not give. أکدی المطر means, the rain decreased. (Aqrab).
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When used about a person Akda means, he gave niggardly or grudgingly; he did not succeed in getting what he wanted. When used about a mine it means, it refused to bring out diamonds and jewels, but when used about a digger it means, in the course of digging he came across a hard or stony piece of ground or clod and could dig no further (Aqrab).
فَاَمَّا مَنۡ اَعۡطٰی وَاتَّقٰی