ضزن
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of partnership, rivalry, and forceful interaction, often in contexts of sharing or competition. It extends to terms for specific roles, objects, and even abstract qualities like trustworthiness, with some classical usages referring to specific social roles or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.pimpclassical
A person who procures or sells women for sexual purposes.
- 2.partnerboth
Someone who shares in an enterprise or possession.
- 3.rivalboth
One who competes with another, especially for a woman or in a shared endeavor.
- 4.son and dependentsclassical
A man's children and those who depend on him.
- 5.part of a well pulleyclassical
A component of a well's watering mechanism, specifically the part that rubs against the bucket.
- 6.part of a well pulleyclassical
The part between the pulley and the wooden support for it.
- 7.horse that has not mountedclassical
A male horse that has not yet mated.
- 8.one who jostles at a wellboth
Someone who pushes or competes with others when drawing water from a well.
- 9.one who jostles at a watering troughboth
Someone who competes for access to a watering trough.
- 10.water drawerclassical
A person who draws water, especially one who is forceful or competitive.
- 11.trustworthy guardianboth
A reliable and trusted protector or keeper.
- 12.angelclassical
Referring to the recording angels who document deeds.
- 13.oppositeclassical
The contrary or opposite of something.
- 14.Bandaar (tax official)classical
A tax collector or official associated with revenue collection, as known in Iraq.
- 1.partnersboth
Plural of الضيزن, referring to partners or those who share.
- 2.rivalsboth
Plural of الضيزن, referring to rivals or competitors.
- 1.name of an idolclassical
A proper name for an idol.
- 1.two eldersclassical
The two elders or predecessors.
- 2.two who draw waterclassical
Two people drawing water from the same well, implying competition.
- 3.two idolsclassical
Two idols belonging to Al-Mundhir Al-Akbar.
- 1.name of two idolsclassical
The names of two idols.
- 1.his partnersclassical
Possessive form referring to his partners.