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تعكر
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes the concept of becoming turbid, cloudy, or impure, often applied to liquids like water. It can also extend to describe a state of being disturbed, troubled, or corrupted, both physically and metaphorically.
Derived headwords
تَعَكَّرَverb
- 1.became turbidboth
To become cloudy, muddy, or impure, especially referring to liquids like water.
- 2.became disturbedboth
To become troubled, agitated, or upset; to have one's state of peace or order disrupted.
- 3.became corruptedclassical
To become morally or physically corrupted or spoiled.
تَعَكُّرnoun
- 1.turbidityboth
The state or quality of being turbid, cloudy, or muddy.
- 2.disturbanceboth
The state of being disturbed, troubled, or agitated.
- 3.corruptionclassical
The act or state of being corrupted or spoiled.
مُتَعَكِّرadjective
- 1.turbidboth
Describing something that is cloudy, muddy, or impure.
- 2.disturbedboth
Describing someone or something that is troubled or agitated.
Parallel reading
تَعَكَّرَ الماءُ
The water became turbid.
تَعَكَّرَ مزاجُهُ
His mood became disturbed.
تَعَكَّرَ صفوُ العيشِ
The purity of life was disturbed.
رأيتُ ماءً مُتَعَكِّراً
I saw turbid water.
هذا الأمرُ فيهِ تَعَكُّرٌ
This matter involves disturbance or corruption.