جها
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root جها (j-h-w/y) primarily relates to the concept of being exposed, uncovered, or open. This extends to physical openness like a clear sky or a wide opening, as well as metaphorical openness like a clear path or a revealed matter. It can also refer to the posterior or an exposed area.
Derived headwords
- 1.exposed areaboth
An exposed or uncovered area, particularly the posterior of a human or animal.
- 2.placeclassical
A place, specifically the posterior of a human.
- 1.posteriorclassical
The posterior or anus, especially of an animal.
- 1.exposedboth
Describing something that is exposed or uncovered, such as a sky without clouds or an animal whose tail does not cover its posterior.
- 1.to revealboth
To make something clear, evident, or exposed. This applies to the sky becoming clear of clouds, a path becoming clear, or a matter becoming obvious.
- 2.to widenclassical
To widen or enlarge something, such as a wound.
- 3.to not giveclassical
To withhold or not give something, as in 'he did not give me anything'.
- 1.to withhold from meclassical
To not give or grant something to someone.
- 1.to fail to conceiveclassical
Used in the context of a woman failing to conceive with her husband.
- 1.to widenclassical
To widen or enlarge something, specifically a wound.
- 1.to be exposedclassical
To be exposed, uncovered, or without a roof or covering.
- 1.exposureclassical
The state of being exposed or uncovered, particularly referring to a house without a roof or covering.
- 1.uncovered placeclassical
A place that is uncovered or lacks a covering, such as a tent without a covering.
- 1.exposed landclassical
Land that is open and without trees or vegetation.
- 1.open landclassical
Land that is flat and empty, without anything on it.
- 1.ruinedclassical
Describing a house that is ruined or dilapidated.
- 1.uncoveredclassical
Describing a tent or shelter that has no covering.
- 1.to appearclassical
For a man to appear, emerge, or become prominent.