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جنعظ
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root describes individuals characterized by excessive eating, shortness and stoutness, or a difficult and ill-tempered disposition, particularly when it comes to food. It also encompasses terms for foolishness and boorishness.
Derived headwords
الجُنَعَيْظnoun
- 1.Gluttonous personmodern
A person who eats excessively.
- 2.Short-legged, stout manclassical
Describing a man who is short in the legs and stout, with a prominent nose.
الجَنْعَاظَةnoun
- 1.Ill-tempered personclassical
One who becomes displeased and irritable when food is served, due to their bad character.
الجُنَعْظnoun
- 1.Foolish personclassical
An unintelligent or foolish individual.
- 2.Rude, coarse personclassical
A person who is uncouth, rough, and ill-mannered.
الجَنْعَاظnoun
- 1.Foolish personclassical
An unintelligent or foolish individual.
- 2.Rude, coarse personclassical
A person who is uncouth, rough, and ill-mannered.
- 3.Difficult personclassical
Someone with a difficult or unyielding disposition.
الجَنْعَاظَةnoun
- 1.Difficult personclassical
Someone with a difficult or unyielding disposition.
Parallel reading
الجنعيظ: الأكول
Al-Juna'ayẓ: The gluttonous one.
وقيل: القصير الرجلين الغليظ الأشم
And it was said: The one short in the legs, stout, with a prominent nose.
والجنعاظة: الذي يتسخط عند الطعام من سوء خلقه
And Al-Jana'aẓah: The one who becomes displeased at food due to his bad character.
والجنعظ والجنعاظ: الأحمق
And Al-Juna'aẓ and Al-Jana'aẓ: The fool.
وقيل: الجافي الغليظ
And it was said: The rude, the coarse.
وقيل: الجنعاظ والجنعاظة العسر الأخلاق
And it was said: Al-Jana'aẓ and Al-Jana'aẓah are the difficult in disposition.
جنعاظة بأهله قد برحا
A difficult one with his family, he has become unbearable.
إن لم يجد يوما طعاما مصلحا
If he does not find a suitable meal one day,
قبح وجها لم يزل مقبحا
May his face be ugly, he has always been ugly.
وهو الجنعيظ إذا كان أكولا
And he is Al-Juna'ayẓ if he is a glutton.