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قذعر
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root describes the act of intruding into people's affairs or conversations. It also conveys the sense of speaking words one after another or approaching someone.
Derived headwords
المقذعرadjective
- 1.Intrusiveclassical
One who intrudes upon people, seeking to enter into their affairs and conversations.
المقذحرadjective
- 1.Intrusiveclassical
Similar to المقذعر, describing someone who intrudes into people's affairs and conversations.
اقذعرّverb
- 1.To intrudeclassical
To intrude upon people, seeking to enter into their affairs and conversations.
- 2.To approachclassical
To move towards someone or a group.
يقذعرverb
- 1.To intrudeclassical
He intrudes upon people, seeking to enter into their affairs and conversations.
- 2.To speak consecutivelyclassical
To utter words one after another, or to speak rapidly.
- 3.To approachclassical
He approaches them, moving towards them.
Parallel reading
المقذعر مثل المقذحر: المتعرض للقوم ليدخل في أمرهم وحديثهم.
Al-muqadh'ar is like al-muqadh'har: one who intrudes upon people to enter into their affairs and their talk.
واقذعر نحوهم يقذعر: رمى بالكلمة بعد الكلمة وتزحف إليهم.
And he approached them, he approaches them: he threw word after word and crept towards them.