جشءت
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the agitation or stirring of emotions, liquids, or groups of people. It also extends to meanings related to the appearance of darkness, the expulsion of sound, and the movement of people or animals. Additionally, it covers concepts of emptiness, lightness, and the expulsion of unwanted substances.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be agitatedboth
The soul or self became agitated, stirred up, or restless, often due to grief or fear.
- 1.agitationclassical
The state of being agitated or stirred up, a masdar (verbal noun) for the verb جَشَأَ.
- 1.to feelclassical
To feel or perceive something, often with a sense of unease or apprehension.
- 1.to surgeboth
To surge or boil up, referring to emotions like grief or fear, or to liquids like the sea.
- 1.to be stirred upboth
To be stirred up, agitated, or to rise up, often in response to something.
- 1.to darkenboth
To become dark, referring to the night or the sea.
- 1.to loom overclassical
To loom over or approach someone, often with a sense of threat or imminence.
- 1.to make a soundclassical
To emit a sound from the throat, referring to sheep.
- 1.to migrateboth
To move out from one land to another, referring to people.
- 1.abundanceclassical
A large quantity or abundance of something.
- 2.light bowclassical
A light or easily handled bow.
- 1.abundancesclassical
Plural of الجَشْء, referring to large quantities.
- 2.light bowsclassical
Plural of الجَشْء, referring to light bows.
- 1.abundancesclassical
Plural of الجَشْء, referring to large quantities.
- 2.light bowsclassical
Plural of الجَشْء, referring to light bows.
- 1.burpingmodern
The act of expelling gas from the stomach through the mouth; burping.
- 1.burpingclassical
The act of expelling gas from the stomach through the mouth; burping.
- 1.to dislike a placeclassical
A person found a place disagreeable or unsuitable.
- 1.to be disagreeableclassical
A place was disagreeable or unsuitable to someone.
- 1.darknessclassical
The darkness of the night or the sea.
- 1.to push awayclassical
To push away or repel, referring to the darkness of night or sea.
- 1.to throw downclassical
To throw someone down or prostrate them.
- 1.to overturnclassical
To overturn or spill, referring to a pot in a bowl.
- 1.to foamclassical
To throw off or expel foam, referring to a valley or pot.
- 1.to foamclassical
To throw off or expel foam, referring to a pot.
- 2.to closeclassical
To close a door.
- 3.to openclassical
To open a door (opposite meaning).
- 1.to skim foamclassical
To skim or remove the foam from a pot.
- 1.to skim drossclassical
To skim or remove the dross or scum from a valley.
- 1.to closeboth
To close a door.
- 1.to openboth
To open a door (opposite meaning of closing).
- 1.to uprootboth
To uproot or pull out by the roots, referring to herbs.
- 1.to uprootclassical
To uproot or pull out by the roots, referring to herbs.
- 1.falsehoodclassical
Falsehood, vanity, or emptiness.
- 2.empty shipclassical
An empty or unladen ship.
- 1.to exhaust livestockclassical
To exhaust one's livestock by traveling without providing fodder.
- 1.to cast downclassical
To cast someone or something down.
- 1.to become barrenclassical
The goodness or fertility of a land has gone; it has become barren.
- 1.to become barrenclassical
A land became barren or lost its fertility.
- 1.high birth rateclassical
A year of high birth rate among camels, where most produce offspring.