جاء
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of coming, arriving, or bringing something. It extends to related ideas like urging, calling, mending, and even specific medical or material terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.to comeboth
To arrive at a place or destination.
- 2.to bringboth
To cause something to come or be present.
- 1.comingclassical
The act of coming or arriving.
- 1.frequent comerclassical
Describing someone who comes often or is prone to arriving.
- 1.to bring himboth
To cause someone or something to come; to bring it.
- 1.to make him resort toboth
To force someone to seek refuge or resort to something.
- 1.to compete in comingclassical
To vie with someone in the frequency or manner of coming.
- 1.to overcome him in comingclassical
To surpass someone in the act of coming, especially in frequency.
- 1.pus and bloodclassical
A discharge of pus and blood, often from a wound or infection.
- 1.invitation to foodclassical
An invitation to partake in food or drink.
- 1.to call camels to drinkclassical
To make a sound or call to encourage camels to drink water.
- 1.to stitch a waterskinclassical
To sew or mend a waterskin, likely to repair a leak.
- 1.perineumclassical
The area between the anus and the scrotum or vulva.
- 1.vaginal fistulaclassical
A pathological opening or passage that forms between the vagina and another organ, typically occurring after intercourse.
- 1.reciprocityclassical
Mutual action, correspondence, or agreement; reciprocity.
- 2.agreementclassical
Harmony or accord between parties.
- 1.place where water collectsclassical
A location where water accumulates, such as a pool or puddle.
- 2.patch for a soleclassical
A piece used to patch or reinforce the sole of a sandal or shoe.
- 3.strap for sewingclassical
A strip of leather or material used for sewing or mending.
- 1.place where water collectsclassical
A location where water accumulates, such as a pool or puddle.
- 1.place where water collectsclassical
A location where water accumulates, such as a pool or puddle.
- 1.to patch itclassical
To mend or patch something, specifically referring to a sole or strap.