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lāzim (act. part. of لزم 'to be necessary,' etc.), adj. Necessary, requisite; in dispensable; obligatory, incumbent; urgent, important;—suitable, proper, meet;—inseparably belonging or adhering (to); inseparable; adhering; inherent; (in Gram.) intransitive; neuter (e.g. fe’l-ě-lāzim);—s.m. A necessary or requisite thing; a necessary concomitant, an invariable (or inseparable) attendant:—lāzim ānā, or lāzim paṛnā(-ko), To be or become necessary (for); to follow of necessity; to be incumbent (on), to behove:—lāzim jānnā, v.t. To consider necessary, or right; to deem indispensable:—lāzim karnā, v.t. To make (a thing) necessary (for, -paror -ūpar), to render incumbent or obligatory (on):—lāzim-malzūm, adj. Necessary; inseparable; incumbent, obligatory (=lāzim); reciprocal; reciprocated; correlative;—s.m. Reciprocated (or intimate) friendship:—lāzim-malzūm karnā, v.t.=lāzim karnā.
Origin: Arabic