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جزن
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to thick, substantial, and robust wood. It can also extend to describe something solid, strong, or even harsh in nature, often in a physical or textural sense.
Derived headwords
جَزْنadjective
- 1.thick, substantial woodboth
Describing wood that is thick, large, and substantial in its build and form.
- 2.solid, robustclassical
Figuratively, something that is solid, strong, and robust in its nature or composition.
جَزْلadjective
- 1.thick, substantial woodboth
Similar to 'jazn', this describes wood that is thick, large, and substantial.
- 2.strong, robust, solidboth
Also used to describe something that is strong, robust, and solid, often referring to speech or character.
أَجْزَنnoun
- 1.thick woodboth
The plural form of 'jazn', referring to thick, substantial pieces of wood.
أَجْزَلnoun
- 1.thick woodboth
The plural form of 'jazl', referring to thick, substantial pieces of wood.
Parallel reading
حطب جزن وجزل
thick and substantial wood
وجمعه أجزن وأجزل
and their plural is ajzan and ajzal
وهو الخشب الغلاظ
and it is thick wood
حمى دونه بالشوك والتف دونه، ... من السدر، سوق ذات هول وأجزن.
He protected it with thorns and it was surrounded by... from the Sidr tree, a market of dread and thick wood.