الهجود
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of sleeping and waking, with related meanings of resting, praying at night, and rousing someone. It also extends to specific actions like a camel resting its head and a verbal command for a horse.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sleepboth
To be in a state of sleep.
- 2.to pray at nightclassical
To perform the night prayer, often implying staying awake for it.
- 3.to be quiet/stillclassical
To be motionless or still, like in sleep.
- 1.sleepboth
The state of sleeping.
- 1.to stay awakeclassical
To remain awake, often for the purpose of prayer or vigilance.
- 2.to pray at nightclassical
To engage in night worship or prayer.
- 1.night prayerclassical
The act of praying or staying awake for worship at night.
- 1.to make sleepclassical
To cause someone or something to sleep.
- 1.to make sleepclassical
To cause someone to sleep; to lull to sleep.
- 1.to pray at nightclassical
To pray during the night.
- 1.sleeperclassical
One who is sleeping.
- 2.worshipper at nightclassical
One who prays or worships at night.
- 1.to wake upclassical
To rouse someone from sleep; to awaken.
- 2.to make sleepclassical
To cause someone to sleep.
- 1.sleepclassical
A period of sleep.
- 1.sleepclassical
The act or state of sleeping.
- 1.sleepclassical
The state of being asleep.
- 1.to command (horse)classical
To utter a command or call to a horse.
- 1.to find sleepingclassical
To find someone or something in a state of sleep.
- 1.to rest (camel)classical
For a camel to lay its neck and chest (جران) on the ground.
- 1.awakeningclassical
The act of waking someone up.
- 2.making sleepclassical
The act of causing someone to sleep.