يجر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of pulling, dragging, or drawing something along. It can also extend to leading, guiding, or causing something to happen, as well as the act of drawing breath or a sword.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pullboth
To exert force on something so that it moves toward the source of the force; to drag.
- 2.to leadboth
To guide or conduct someone or something to a place or destination.
- 3.to draw (breath)both
To inhale air into the lungs.
- 4.to draw (sword)both
To pull a sword from its scabbard.
- 1.pulling toolclassical
A device or instrument used for pulling or dragging.
- 1.place of draggingclassical
A place where something is dragged or pulled along.
- 1.to ruminateboth
To chew over again what has already been chewed; to meditate or ponder deeply.
- 2.to repeatboth
To say or do something again; to recall or bring back.
- 1.ruminationboth
The act of ruminating or chewing the cud; deep thought or reflection.
- 2.repetitionboth
The act of repeating or recalling something.
- 1.ruminatingboth
Engaged in the act of rumination or deep thought.
- 1.to dareboth
To have the courage or confidence to do something; to venture.
- 1.daringboth
The act of daring; boldness or audacity.
- 1.daringboth
Possessing courage or boldness; audacious.
- 1.to commit (a sin)classical
To perpetrate or commit a sin or a crime.
- 2.to inventclassical
To devise or create something new, often something negative or harmful.
- 1.committing (a sin)classical
The act of committing a sin or a crime.
- 2.inventionclassical
The act of inventing or devising, especially something negative.
- 1.sinfulclassical
One who commits sins or crimes.
- 1.scepterclassical
A ceremonial staff or rod, often carried by a ruler or dignitary.