قدر

amount, extent, degree, or measure of something; also the value or worth of a person or thing.

Etymology

From the Arabic root ق د ر, associated with measuring, determining, power, and capacity.

Collocations

fate, destiny, or divine decree; what is believed to have been predetermined.

Etymology

From the Arabic root ق د ر, associated with determining, apportioning, and decreeing.

Collocations

a pot or cooking vessel, especially one used for boiling or stewing food.

Etymology

From Arabic قِدْر, a common Semitic noun for a cooking pot or vessel.

Collocations

to estimate, assess, calculate, or judge the amount, value, or importance of something.

Etymology

Form II verb from the Arabic root ق د ر, meaning to measure, determine, or assign a value.

Collocations

to be able or have the power to do something; often used with على.

Etymology

Form I verb from the Arabic root ق د ر, associated with ability, power, and capacity.

Collocations