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صفد
ṣ-f-d
The root "Sfd" primarily means a bond, shackle, or fetter, often used for captives. It also refers to a gift, metaphorically seen as binding the recipient. The plural is "asfād".
Root
ص-ف-د
2
Total uses
2
Verses
2
Surahs
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Forms
Root
ص-ف-د
Root Meaning
The root "Sfd" primarily means a bond, shackle, or fetter, often used for captives. It also refers to a gift, metaphorically seen as binding the recipient. The plural is "asfād".
Derived forms
ٱلۡأَصۡفَادِ2
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📖 Ayaths where this word appears (2)
Ibrahim 14:49
ٱلْأَصْفَادِMeaning here: The root "Sfd" primarily means a bond, shackle, or fetter, often used for captives. It also refers to a gift, metaphorically seen as binding the recipient. The plural is "asfād".
Thou wilt see the guilty on that day linked together in chains
Sad 38:38
ٱلْأَصْفَادِMeaning here: The root "Sfd" primarily means a bond, shackle, or fetter, often used for captives. It also refers to a gift, metaphorically seen as binding the recipient. The plural is "asfād".
And others linked together in chains