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خيل

kh-y-l

9 wordsRank #613

Description

The Arabic root خيل (kh-y-l) primarily relates to horses and cavalry, representing strength, nobility, and military power in the Quranic context. The root appears in various forms describing horses as war mounts and symbols of worldly beauty and might, particularly in contexts discussing warfare, divine blessings, and the ephemeral nature of worldly possessions. In the Quran, horses are portrayed both as gifts from God for human use in battle and travel, and as tests of whether believers prioritize material splendor over spiritual devotion.

Derived Words in the Quran

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3
Ali 'Imranآل عمران(1 word)
وَٱلْخَيْلِ
wal-khayli— and [the] horses
noun3:14
4
An-Nisaالنساء(1 word)
مُخْتَالًۭا
mukh'tālan— [a] proud
noun4:36
8
Al-Anfalالأنفال(1 word)
ٱلْخَيْلِ
l-khayli— horses
noun8:60
16
An-Nahlالنحل(1 word)
وَٱلْخَيْلَ
wal-khayla— And horses
noun16:8
17
Al-Israالإسراء(1 word)
بِخَيْلِكَ
bikhaylika— with your cavalry
noun17:64
20
Tahaطه(1 word)
يُخَيَّلُ
yukhayyalu— seemed
verb20:66
31
Luqmanلقمان(1 word)
مُخْتَالٍۢ
mukh'tālin— self-conceited
adjective31:18
57
Al-Hadidالحديد(1 word)
مُخْتَالٍۢ
mukh'tālin— self-deluded
adjective57:23
59
Al-Hashrالحشر(1 word)
خَيْلٍۢ
khaylin— horses
noun59:6