أَصِيل evening in Arabic
أَصِيل is how you say “evening” in Arabic.
Root ا ص ل ʾ-ṣ-l. noun (substantive denoting a time of day). aṣīl.
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Meaning of evening in Arabic
- evening Names a specific time of day; the related verb آصل ('āṣala') means 'to enter upon the time called aṣīl'.
Example sentence
أول منَازِل الْقَوْم ذِكر الله كثيرًا وتسبيحه بُكرةً وأَصِيلًا،
The first stage of the journey is frequent remembrance of God and glorifying Him morning and evening.
وَأَصِيلًا and evening
wa- = 'and'; asil means 'late afternoon, evening'; the '-an' ending — adverb 'and in the evening'.
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How it is used
Aṣīl names a distinct time of day within this root's family of words, all tied to the core idea of something firm or established; the verb āṣala describes the moment of entering that time.
Words from the same root
- أَصْلٌ root, foundation, or lowest part of a thing
- أَصَالَةٌ firmness, or soundness of judgment
- أصّل to give something a firm foundation to build on
- تأصّل to become firmly rooted or established
- استأصل to uproot, eradicate, or extirpate completely
- آصل to enter upon the evening (aṣīl)
Common questions
- How do you say "evening" in Arabic?
- أصيل (aṣīl).
- What does the root of أصيل mean?
- The root ا-ص-ل (ʾ-ṣ-l) carries the sense of having a root or foundation — being firm, established, or firmly grounded.
Related words
Definitions summarised from Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon (E. W. Lane, 1863–1893).