أبى

Reikšmė (Anglų k.)

1. to reject, to refuse
2. to have an aversion for
3. (nonstandard) to will, to desire
4. (nonstandard) to demand, to ask for
5. (nonstandard) to be in lack, to be necessary

Sinonimai

رفض

تقيأ

رذل

طرح

نبذ

حنى

نزل

اِعْترض

فقد أهميته

تقدم نحو النهاية

أنْكر

حرن الفرس

أضعف

إِمْتنع عن

تراجع

هبط

انحدر

انحط

Vertimai

refuse

decline

refuser

rejeter

refusar

reject

rejeitar

ricusare

declinar

recusare

rebutjar

απορρίπτω

repousser

rifiutare

αρνούμαι

Etimologija (Anglų k.)

Supposedly from Proto-Semitic *ʔabay-; according to unifying theory, the meaning of wanting is the original, but came to be always used with negation, such that this is the bulk of attestation of Biblical Hebrew אָבָה (ʔāḇā), and the dialects which standard Arabic has been based on have dropped the negating particle while other dialects continue the older situation. The alternative view assumes mutilated بَغَى (baḡā, “to desire”), well-known, behind the nonstandard meanings.