بزج

Root entry · 9 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of luxury, pride, and adornment. It also encompasses actions of inciting or provoking someone and the act of beautifying or decorating.

Derived headwords

بَزَجَverb

1.
to be luxuriousmodern
To be characterized by luxury, opulence, or extravagance.

بازِجadjective

1.
luxuriousmodern
Describing something or someone as luxurious, opulent, or extravagant.

بَزَّجَverb

1.
to inciteclassical
To provoke, incite, or instigate someone against another.

تَبَازَجَverb

1.
to boastmodern
To engage in boasting or showing off, to act proudly.

تَبْزِيجnoun

1.
beautificationmodern
The act of making something beautiful, adorning, or decorating it.

بَزِيجnoun

1.
benefactorclassical
One who is equivalent or matches another in kindness or good deeds; a benefactor.

المبارك بن زيد بن بزجname

1.
Al-Mubarak bin Zayd bin Bazajclassical
A specific individual, a traditionist (muhaddith), whose name includes the root.

بوازيجname

1.
Bawajijclassical
A place name, a location near Tikrit.

البوازيجيانname

1.
Al-Bawajijiyanclassical
A nisba (attribution) indicating origin from Bawajij, referring to individuals like Muhammad bin Abdul Karim.

Parallel reading

بَزَجَ: فاخر، كبازج

Bazaja: luxurious, like bazij.

وعلي فلانا: حرشه

And 'ala fulanan: he incited him.

وتبازجا: تفاخرا

And tabazaja: they boasted.

والتبزيج: التحسين والتزيين

And al-tabzij: beautification and adornment.

والبزيج: المكافئ على الإحسان

And al-baziij: the one who matches in kindness.

والمبارك بن زيد بن بزج، محركة: محدث

And Al-Mubarak bin Zayd bin Bazaj, with haraka: a traditionist.

وبوازيج: د قرب تكريت

And Bawajij: a place near Tikrit.

فتحها جرير البجلي

Jarir al-Bajali conquered it.

منه: منصور بن الحسن البجلي ط الجريري ط، ومحمد بن عبد الكريم البوازيجيان

From him: Mansur bin Al-Hasan al-Bajali (al-Jariri) and Muhammad bin Abdul Karim al-Bawajijiyan.