نءج
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns vocalization, specifically loud or urgent cries, and by extension, rapid movement or passage. It also extends to the concept of urgency, speed, and intense effort, particularly in supplication or in the context of strong winds.
Derived headwords
- 1.owls' criesclassical
Refers to the loud, piercing cries of owls.
- 1.sound, cryboth
The sound or cry made by a creature, often implying loudness or urgency.
- 2.speedclassical
The quality of being fast or quick.
- 3.rapid movement with soundclassical
A swift passage accompanied by a sound, often used for wind.
- 1.to cry outboth
To make a loud sound or cry, applicable to owls, humans, or bulls.
- 2.to supplicate earnestlyboth
To implore God with great humility and earnestness, making a heartfelt plea.
- 3.to move quicklyclassical
To travel or pass with speed.
- 4.to go, spreadclassical
For news or information to travel or spread widely.
- 5.to delayclassical
To postpone or put off an affair.
- 1.crying outboth
The act of crying out loudly.
- 2.earnest supplicationboth
The act of imploring God with great earnestness.
- 3.speedclassical
The state of moving quickly.
- 1.crying outclassical
The act of crying out loudly.
- 2.speedclassical
The state of moving quickly.
- 1.loud-voicedclassical
Having a high-pitched or loud voice.
- 2.swift, fastclassical
Moving with great speed.
- 3.earnest in supplicationclassical
One who supplicates fervently and humbly.
- 1.bull cried outclassical
The specific action of a bull making a loud sound or bellowing.
- 1.loud-bellowing bullclassical
A bull that is characterized by its loud and frequent bellowing.
- 1.speedclassical
The quality of being fast or quick.
- 2.earnest supplicationclassical
The act of imploring God with great earnestness.
- 1.swiftclassical
One who is fast or quick.
- 1.fierce, strong windclassical
A wind that is intense and powerful.
- 1.man supplicating earnestlyclassical
A man who is deeply and humbly praying or imploring.
- 1.to supplicate to Godboth
To pray to God with utmost humility and earnestness.
- 1.fierce windsclassical
Winds that blow with great intensity and force.
- 1.most earnestclassical
The superlative degree of earnestness in supplication.
- 1.wind movedclassical
The wind began to move or stir.
- 1.moving swiftly with soundclassical
Describing something, like wind, that moves rapidly and makes a sound.
- 1.people moved swiftlyclassical
The people moved with great speed.
- 1.swift passageclassical
A rapid movement or course.
- 1.wind passed over the placeclassical
The wind moved forcefully and rapidly over a location.
- 1.went into the landclassical
To travel or move into a region.
- 1.going, movingclassical
The act of moving or traveling, especially rapidly.
- 1.delayed the matterclassical
To postpone or put off an affair or issue.
- 1.camels moved swiftlyclassical
The camels moved with great speed in their journey.
- 1.delayed, postponedclassical
An affair or matter that has been delayed or deferred.