جلا
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of clearing, revealing, and becoming visible. It extends to covering or enveloping, and also to ascending or overcoming. Additionally, it is used in place names and as names for horses.
Derived headwords
- 1.they cleared awayboth
To move away from or clear an area, specifically in the context of leaving a place after a conflict or event.
- 1.it became clearboth
To become visible, manifest, or revealed, often after a period of obscurity or concealment.
- 1.it became manifestboth
To appear or become evident, signifying a transition from being hidden to being seen.
- 1.it overcame meclassical
To cover, envelop, or overcome someone, often referring to a state of weakness or unconsciousness like fainting.
- 1.it took my strengthclassical
To deplete one's strength or endurance, causing them to weaken or become unable to cope.
- 1.he ascendedclassical
To rise above or ascend to a higher position, often implying dominance or oversight.
- 1.it covered itclassical
To envelop or cover something, often used in the context of sound reaching a place.
- 1.it reachedclassical
To arrive at or reach a location, particularly when referring to sound or impact.
- 1.viewing from aboveclassical
The act of looking at something from a high vantage point, observing with oversight.
- 1.coveringclassical
The act of enveloping or covering, similar to the verb 'tajallala'.
- 1.it became clearboth
To become revealed, manifest, or clear, similar to 'tajallat'.
- 1.Ajlaclassical
A place name located between Falajah and the sunrise, characterized by small red hills and vegetation.
- 1.Jalwaclassical
A village name.
- 1.Jalwaclassical
The name of a mare belonging to Khufaf ibn Nadbah.
- 1.Jalwaclassical
The name of a mare belonging to Qarwash ibn Awf.
- 1.Jalwaclassical
The name of a mare belonging to the Banu 'Amir tribe.
- 1.Jalwaclassical
The name of a mare belonging to the Banu Tha'labah ibn Yarbu', specifically the son of Dhi al-'Iqal.
- 1.Jaliclassical
Refers to two clans or tribes within the Dhubay'ah, mentioned in the context of seeking help.
- 1.clearboth
Obvious, evident, or manifest.
- 1.helperclassical
One who provides support or aid, a helper or supporter.