نجت
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of flowing, moving, and initiating action. It encompasses the discharge of bodily fluids, the rapid movement of animals, and the hesitant beginning of an endeavor. It also touches on social behaviors related to water sources.
Derived headwords
- 1.flowed, dischargedclassical
Used to describe a sore or wound that discharged its contents.
- 1.flowed, dischargedclassical
The imperfect form of the verb meaning to flow or discharge, used for a sore.
- 1.flowed, dischargedclassical
A past tense form of the verb meaning to flow or discharge, used for a sore.
- 1.flowing, dischargeclassical
The masdar (verbal noun) for the verb meaning to flow or discharge, referring to the contents of a sore.
- 1.prevented, hinderedclassical
To stop or prevent something from happening.
- 2.moved, stirredclassical
To move or stir, often with a sense of agitation.
- 1.hesitated about the matterclassical
To begin to undertake a matter but without firm resolve or commitment.
- 1.returned camels to the watering placeclassical
To lead camels back to the watering place, possibly after they had moved away.
- 2.camels moved nervouslyclassical
Describes camels moving restlessly or nervously, perhaps when frightened.
- 1.people gathered and movedclassical
Describes a group of people who first gathered peacefully at a pasture, then moved with resolve towards water sources.
- 1.moved, stirredclassical
To move or be agitated.
- 2.became confused, bewilderedclassical
To become confused or bewildered.
- 1.hurried, hastenedclassical
To move quickly or hasten.
- 1.hasty, swiftclassical
An active participle describing someone or something that is hasty or swift.