عظوا
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns causing distress, harm, or offense to someone. It also extends to the idea of something being difficult to digest or causing internal discomfort, particularly in animals, and metaphorically in humans. Finally, it can refer to destruction or death.
Derived headwords
- 1.to assassinateboth
To kill someone, especially by treachery or surprise.
- 2.to harm by wordsclassical
To damage or offend someone through speech.
- 1.to killboth
To cause the death of a living thing.
- 1.to take upboth
To begin to deal with or handle something.
- 2.to speak aboutboth
To mention or discuss a topic.
- 1.to grieveboth
To cause someone great distress or sorrow.
- 1.eating of 'Anẓuwānclassical
The act of camels eating the plant 'Anẓuwān, leading to digestive problems.
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A plant that, when eaten by camels, causes them severe digestive issues.
- 1.to ruminateboth
For ruminant animals to regurgitate food from the stomach and chew it again.
- 1.to digestclassical
To break down food in the stomach and intestines.
- 1.to be distressedboth
To be caused great sorrow or distress.
- 2.to be harmedboth
To suffer damage or injury.
- 1.to grieveboth
To cause someone great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to grieve meboth
To cause me great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to grieve youboth
To cause you great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to pleaseclassical
To cause someone to feel pleasure or satisfaction.
- 1.to grieve her/itboth
To cause her or it great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to grieve youboth
To cause you great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to angerclassical
To make someone very angry.
- 1.to anger youclassical
To make you very angry.
- 1.to displeaseboth
To cause someone to feel annoyed or unhappy.
- 1.to displeaseboth
To cause someone to feel unhappy or disappointed.
- 1.to grieveboth
To cause someone great distress or sorrow.
- 1.to cut off by slanderclassical
To harm someone's reputation or standing through gossip.
- 1.to cut off by slanderclassical
To harm someone's reputation or standing through gossip.
- 1.to cut off by slanderclassical
To harm someone's reputation or standing through gossip.
- 1.to perishclassical
To die or be destroyed.
- 1.a wellclassical
A deep, sweet well located in a specific desert area.
- 1.to suffer hardshipclassical
To experience severe difficulty or distress.
- 1.to cause distressboth
To cause someone great sorrow or distress.