Kazim: meaning, origin and pronunciation
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کاظم
كَاظِم
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Kazim (کاظم, Arabic كَاظِم) means “one who restrains his anger”. It comes from the Arabic root ك ظ م. Source: Lane, Arabic–English Lexicon, ك ظ م.
- Meaning
- one who restrains his anger
- معنی
- غصہ ضبط کرنے والا
Where it comes from
Active participle of kaẓama, to hold back; the Quran praises al-kāẓimīn al-ghayẓ, those who restrain anger (3:134).
- Say it
- kaa-zimAudio recordings coming later
- Root
- ك ظ م
- Other spellings
- Kazem
- Themes
- Virtue