جهد
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root جهد (j-h-d) primarily concerns effort, exertion, and striving. It extends to concepts of capacity, energy, hardship, and reaching one's limit. Derived meanings also include scarcity, intense desire, and in specific contexts, flat or barren land, and fighting.
Derived headwords
- 1.Effort and capacityboth
The capacity, energy, or power to do something; the extent of one's ability.
- 2.Hardship and difficultyboth
Suffering, distress, or a difficult situation, whether physical or emotional.
- 3.The utmost limitboth
The furthest point or extent of something.
- 1.To exert effortboth
To strive, to do one's utmost, to apply oneself diligently.
- 2.To cause hardshipboth
To make something difficult or arduous for someone.
- 3.To weaken or exhaustboth
To make someone or something weak, frail, or exhausted, often due to illness, fatigue, or intense effort.
- 4.To desire intenselyclassical
To crave or intensely desire something, particularly food or drink.
- 1.To strive diligentlyboth
To exert maximum effort, to do one's best, to endeavor earnestly.
- 2.To apply oneself to an opinionclassical
To apply one's reasoning and effort to form an opinion or judgment, especially in legal or scholarly contexts.
- 1.Exhaustedboth
Having undergone great effort or hardship, leading to exhaustion or weakness.
- 2.Weakened by hardshipboth
Made frail or weak due to difficult circumstances, such as poverty or illness.
- 3.Desired intenselyclassical
Craved or longed for, especially food or milk that is particularly desirable.
- 1.To push to the limitboth
To exert extreme effort, to push oneself or something beyond its capacity.
- 2.To make abundantclassical
To cause something to become numerous or abundant, such as gray hairs.
- 3.To reveal or become apparentclassical
To become clear, evident, or manifest; to be exposed.
- 1.Striving and fightingboth
The act of struggling, fighting, or exerting oneself to the utmost, especially in the cause of God.
- 2.Exertion of effortboth
The act of expending all one's effort and capacity in any endeavor, whether verbal or physical.
- 3.Level or barren landclassical
A flat, even, or barren stretch of land.
- 1.To struggle or fightboth
To contend with, to fight against an enemy, or to strive in the path of God.
- 1.My utmost effortclassical
An expression used to emphasize one's maximum effort or intention, often preceding a statement of certainty.
- 1.Struggle and combatboth
The act of fighting or contending with an enemy; engaging in warfare.
- 1.Intense effortclassical
A state of extreme exertion or effort.
- 1.A small amountclassical
A meager quantity of something, especially food, that allows one to subsist.
- 1.Fruit of the Arak treeclassical
The fruit produced by the Arak tree (Salvadora persica).
- 1.Diligent and cautiousclassical
Someone who is careful, attentive, and takes precautions.
- 2.Causing hardshipclassical
One who inflicts hardship or difficulty.
- 1.Hardened by hardshipclassical
Describing land that has been affected or hardened by difficult conditions.
- 1.To be difficultclassical
To be hard, arduous, or challenging.
- 1.Mutual struggleclassical
The act of struggling or striving against each other.
- 1.Flat landclassical
A wide, flat, and even expanse of land.