ضجر
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns feelings of annoyance, weariness, and impatience. It extends to describe a state of being bothered or vexed, and can also refer to a narrow or constricted place, or a specific type of bird.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be annoyedboth
To become weary, impatient, or vexed with someone or something.
- 2.to be boredmodern
To experience a feeling of weariness or lack of interest.
- 1.to become annoyedboth
To express or show annoyance, weariness, or impatience.
- 1.annoyanceboth
The state of being annoyed, weary, or impatient.
- 2.wearinessmodern
A feeling of fatigue or lack of interest.
- 1.annoyedboth
Characterized by annoyance, weariness, or impatience.
- 2.boredmodern
Feeling weary or uninterested.
- 1.annoyanceboth
A specific instance or feeling of annoyance or vexation.
- 1.to annoy himboth
To cause someone to become annoyed, weary, or impatient.
- 1.annoyingboth
Causing annoyance, weariness, or impatience.
- 2.boringmodern
Causing boredom or lack of interest.
- 1.annoyanceclassical
A source or cause of annoyance or vexation.
- 1.annoyancesclassical
Plural of 'madjara', referring to multiple sources or causes of annoyance.
- 1.a camel that moansclassical
A female camel that makes a moaning or groaning sound when being milked.
- 1.she moanedclassical
She (a camel) made a moaning sound, typically when being milked.
- 1.a narrow placeclassical
A place that is constricted, narrow, or cramped.
- 1.a birdclassical
A specific type of bird, as mentioned in classical texts.