الجحر
Root entry · 26 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of a hole, burrow, or cavity, whether dug by animals or naturally formed. It extends to meanings related to entering, hiding, or being concealed within such spaces, and metaphorically to scarcity, hardship, or being left behind.
Derived headwords
- 1.Burrow, holeboth
Any hole dug by insects, vermin, or wild animals for themselves.
- 1.Burrows, holesboth
Plural of جُحْر (burrow, hole).
- 1.Burrow, holeboth
A broken plural of جُحْر (burrow, hole).
- 1.Burrows, holesboth
A broken plural of جُحْر (burrow, hole).
- 1.Entered (a burrow)classical
To enter a burrow or hole, specifically used for a desert monitor lizard (ضب).
- 1.Caused to enterclassical
To cause someone or something to enter a burrow or hole.
- 1.Made the lizard enterclassical
To make the desert monitor lizard (ضب) enter its burrow.
- 1.Entered (a burrow)classical
To enter a burrow or hole; to go into hiding.
- 1.Entered (a burrow)classical
To enter a burrow or hole; to go into hiding.
- 1.Entered (a burrow)classical
To enter a burrow or hole; to go into hiding.
- 1.The sun roseclassical
The sun rose high in the sky.
- 1.Spring's rain missed usclassical
The rain of spring did not fall upon us; a period of drought.
- 1.Goodness lagged behindclassical
Goodness or prosperity was delayed or failed to arrive.
- 1.The eye became sunkenclassical
The eye became sunken or hollow, often due to illness or exhaustion.
- 1.Dug a burrow for himclassical
To dig a burrow or hole for oneself or for someone else.
- 1.Deep caveclassical
A cave or cavern that is deep or far-reaching.
- 1.Sunken (eye)classical
Describing an eye that is sunken or hollow.
- 1.Sunken eyeclassical
An eye that is sunken or hollow.
- 1.Forced him into a cornerclassical
To compel someone to take refuge or to be in a difficult, inescapable situation.
- 1.The stars did not bring rainclassical
The stars did not indicate or bring rain; a sign of drought.
- 1.The people entered droughtclassical
The people entered a period of severe drought and scarcity.
- 1.Well-built camelclassical
A camel that is strongly and compactly built.
- 1.Inner partsclassical
The inner parts or depths within a burrow or cavity.
- 1.One who lags behindclassical
Someone who is left behind or fails to catch up.
- 1.Bad characterclassical
Bad disposition or character; the 'm' is considered extra.
- 1.Refugeclassical
A place of refuge or shelter.
- 2.Hiding placeclassical
A place where one can hide or conceal oneself.