قاءم

qā`im (act. part. of قوم 'to stand,' etc.), adj. Standing; erect, perpendicular; right;—stationary; stagnant; quiescent; firm, fixed, established; durable, lasting, perpetual, constant; stable; stedfast;—continuing, in force;—vigilant; attentive, persevering;—stopped, drawn (a game);—s.f. A drawn game (of chess, etc.):—qā`im uṭhnā, v.n. To be drawn (a game):—qā`imuz-zāwiya, adj. & s.m. Right-angled (triangle, etc.);—a rectangle:—qā`imun-nār, s.m.(?), lit.'Fixed by fire'; fixed quicksilver:—qā`im rakhnā(-par), To keep (one) firm or fixed (to); to keep up, to preserve; to make good; to uphold, support:—qā`im rahnā(-par), To continue, remain; to hold or stand good, to continue in operation or force; to survive, outlive; to stand firm, to keep (one's) footing; to keep constant or stedfast (to), to continue firm (in); to stick (to):—qā`im karnā, v.t. To erect; to set up (a claim, or right, etc.); to fix, establish, institute; to constitute; to appoint (to, -par), to instal (in); to render permanent, etc.; to uphold, maintain, support:—qā`im-mizāj, adj. Of a settled temper or mind, fixed, constant; firm, determined, resolute; persevering:—qā`im-maqām, s.m. One who acts in the place (of another), a locumtenens; a viceroy, vicegerent, lieutenant, deputy, representative; successor; assignee; surrogate; procurator; proctor;—adj. Acting, or officiating:—qā`im-maqāmī, s.f. Vicegerency, etc.; succession; assigneeship; representation; deputation:—qā`im honā(-par), To be erected (on); to be set up; to be established, to be instituted; to be fixed or settled (in); to be firm (in); to be permanently appointed (to);—to stand (upon); to stand or hold (to);—to arise, spring up; to reveal or manifest itself; to take place, happen, occur.