كفر
كَفَرَ(n. ac. كَفْر
كُفْر)
a. Hid, concealed.
b. Was ungrateful, thankless.
c.(n. ac. كُفْر
كُفُوْر
كُفْرَاْن), Was an unbeliever.
d. [Bi], Denied, disacknowledged; renounced (
faith ).
e. [ coll. ], Cursed, swore
blasphemed.
f. see II (d)
كَفَّرَa. see I (a)b. [acc. & La], Pardoned, forgave; absolved from, remitted (
sin ).
c. [An], Expiated himself from ( an oath ).
d. [La], Humiliated himself before; did homage to (
king ).
e. Made an unbeliever; called an infidel.
f. [ coll. ], Made to curse
blaspheme.
كَاْفَرَa. Repudiated; denied to ( a debt ).
أَكْفَرَa. see II (e)b. Lived in a village, was a rustic.
تَكَفَّرَ
a. [Bi], Put on.
إِكْتَفَرَa. see IV (b)
كَفْرa. Obeisance; homage.
b. (pl.
كُفُوْر), Village, hamlet.
c. Grave, tomb; solitude.
d. Darkness of the night.
e. Earth, dust.
كَفْرَة
كِفْرa. see 1 (d)
كُفْر
(pl.
كُفُوْر)
a. Unbelief, disbelief; infidelity; scepticism, atheism;
impiety.
b. Ingratitude, thanklessness, unthankfulness.
c. Blasphemy.
d. Denial, disacknowledgment.
e. Tar, pitch.
كَفَرa. Spathe of the palm-blossom.
كَفِرa. Lofty.
أَكْفَرُa. More, most ungrateful.
b. Disbeliever.
كَاْفِر
(pl.
كَفَرَة
كِفَاْر
كُفَّاْر & reg. )
a. Unbeliever; infidel; atheist.
b. Renegade, apostate.
c. Ungrateful, unthankful, thankless.
d. (pl.
كُفَّاْر), Husbandman, sower; rustic.
e. Dark night; darkness.
f. Sea.
g. Coat of mail.
h. see 4كَفَّاْر
& N. Ag.
كَفَّرَ
كَاْفِرَة
(pl.
كَوَاْفِرُ
& reg. )
a. fem. of
كَاْفِر
كَفُوْر
(pl.
كُفُر)
a. see 28
كَفَّاْرa. Impious; blasphemous; blasphemer; miscreant.
كَفَّاْرَةa. fem. of
كَفَّاْرb. Expiation: fasting; alms-giving & c.
كُفْرَاْنa. see 3 (a) (b).
كَاْفُوْرa. Camphor.
b. (pl.
كَوَاْفِيْرُ)
see 4c. A certain plant.
كَوَاْفِرُa. Jars; wine-cups.
N. P.
كَفڤرَa. see N. P.
كَفَّرَ
(c).
N. Ag.
كَفَّرَa. Mail-clad.
N. P.
كَفَّرَa. Victim of ingratitude.
b. Loaded with chains.
c. Covered with feathers (bird).
N. Ac.
كَفَّرَa. Expiation; atonement.
b. Crown.
N. Ag.
إِكْتَفَرَa. see N. Ag.
كَفَّرَ
كَُفَُرَّى كِفِرَّى
a. see 4
كُفِّرَ لِلْمَلِك
a. The king has been crowned.
