عنجر

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes physical characteristics, particularly shortness in stature and a woman's robust build. It also extends to describe specific facial expressions and the covering of a bottle.

Derived headwords

العَنْجَرَةnoun

1.
Brave womanclassical
A woman who is bold and courageous.
2.
Sturdy womanclassical
A woman who is well-built, compact, and light-spirited.

العَنْجُورnoun

1.
Bottle coveringclassical
The sheath or covering for a bottle.

عَنْجُورَةname

1.
Name of a manclassical
A proper name of a man who would become angry when called 'Anjar, O Anjour'.

العَنْجَرadjective

1.
Short manclassical
A man who is short in stature.

عَنْجَرَverb

1.
Pout lipsclassical
To extend and curl one's lips.

Parallel reading

العنجرة: المرأة الجريئة.

Al-'Anjarah: The bold woman.

العنجرة المرأة المكتلة الخفيفة الروح.

Al-'Anjarah is a woman who is well-built, compact, and light-spirited.

والعنجور، بالضم: غلاف القارورة.

And al-'Anjoor, with dammah, is the covering of a bottle.

وعنجورة: اسم رجل كان إذا قيل له عنجر يا عنجور غضب.

And 'Anjoorah: the name of a man who, if told 'Anjar, O Anjour', would become angry.

والعنجر: القصير من الرجال.

And al-'Anjar: the short among men.

وعنجر الرجل إذا مد شفتيه وقلبهما.

And the man 'anjara if he extended and curled his lips.

والعنجرة بالشفة، والزنجرة بالأصبع.

And al-'Anjarah is with the lip, and al-Zanjarah is with the finger.