فعل

fě’l (fr. fa’l, inf. n. of فعل 'to do,' etc.), s.m. A deed, an action, act; labour, work, operation;—acting, pretending, feigning, pretence, pretext, sham;—a shameful deed; an unnatural act; coition; adultery;—(in Gram.) a verb:—fě’l-ě-tām, s.f. A complete or attributive verb:—fě’l-ě-shanī’a, s.f. An evil or shameful deed; adultery; prostitution; an unnatural offence:—fě’l-ẓāminī, s.f. Security for good conduct:—fě’l-ě-’abas̤, Lost labour; an absurd undertaking:—fě’l karnā, v.n. To do or perform an act; to have carnal intercourse (with);—to be exacting;—to pretend, sham:—fě’l-ě-lāzimī, An intransitive verb:—fě’l lānā(-se), To quarrel, or dispute (with,—colloq.):—fě’l-ě-muta’ddī, A transitive verb:—fě’l-ě-majhūl, A passive verb:—fě’l maćānā, v.n. (colloq.), To pretend, dissemble, play the hypocrite;—to make a disturbance or row;—to be persistent, to insist:—fě’l-ě-nāqiṣ, An incomplete or nonattributive verb; a defective verb:—bi’l-fě’l, adv. Actually, in fact, in reality; presently, at the present time (=fi’l-ḥāl).