يءجج
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of igniting, fanning flames, and causing something to flare up or become intense. It extends to metaphorical uses of intensifying emotions or conflicts.
Derived headwords
- 1.to igniteboth
To cause a fire to burn intensely or to flare up.
- 2.to fanboth
To stir up or intensify a fire, or metaphorically, a feeling or conflict.
- 1.to igniteboth
To cause a fire to burn intensely or to flare up. This is a Form II verb, often indicating causation.
- 2.to fanboth
To stir up or intensify a fire, or metaphorically, a feeling or conflict.
- 1.to be ignitedboth
The passive form of 'to ignite', meaning to be set ablaze or intensified.
- 1.ignitionclassical
The act or process of igniting or causing to ignite.
- 2.intensificationclassical
The act of making something more intense, like a fire or an emotion.
- 1.ignitingclassical
That which ignites or causes to ignite.
- 2.intensifyingclassical
That which fans or intensifies, often used metaphorically for emotions or conflicts.