الميرة

Root entry · 16 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the act of bringing or fetching provisions, especially food. It extends to related concepts like corruption, melting, and preparing substances, as well as specific actions like cutting or fluffing.

Derived headwords

الميرةnoun

1.
Bringing provisionsboth
The act of bringing food or provisions, especially to one's family.

مارverb

1.
To bring provisionsclassical
To bring food or provisions for one's family.

يميرverb

1.
To bring provisionsclassical
He brings food or provisions for his family.

ميْراnoun

1.
Bringing provisionsclassical
The act of bringing food or provisions.

أمارverb

1.
To bring provisionsclassical
To bring food or provisions for one's family.
2.
To cutclassical
To cut the jugular veins.
3.
To meltclassical
To melt something.
4.
To add water to saffronclassical
To add water to saffron and then stir it.

امتارverb

1.
To bring provisionsclassical
To bring food or provisions for one's family.

الميارnoun

1.
Bringer of provisionsclassical
One who brings provisions.

مائرnoun

1.
Bringer of provisionsclassical
A collective noun for those who bring provisions.

الميارةnoun

1.
Bringer of provisionsclassical
A collective noun for those who bring provisions, similar to 'رجالة' (men).

تمايرverb

1.
To become corruptclassical
To become corrupt or spoiled, referring to relations or dealings.

تماءرverb

1.
To become corruptclassical
To become corrupt or spoiled, similar to 'تماير'.

مرّتverb

1.
To stir medicineclassical
To stir or mix medicine.
2.
To fluff woolclassical
To fluff or card wool.

الموارةnoun

1.
What falls offclassical
That which falls off or is shed from something.

ميارname

1.
Horse's nameclassical
The name of a fierce horse belonging to Shirsifa bin Halif al-Mazini.

سايرهverb

1.
To imitateclassical
To imitate someone and do as they did.

مايرهverb

1.
To imitateclassical
To imitate someone and do as they did.

Parallel reading

الميرة، بالكسر: جلب الطعام.

Al-meerah, with a kasrah: bringing food.

مار عياله يمير ميرا، وأمارهم، وامتار لهم.

He brought provisions for his family, he brings provisions, and he brought provisions for them.

والميار: جالب الميرة، وبالضم: جمع مائر، كالميارة، كرجالة.

And al-miyar: the bringer of provisions, and with a dammah: a جمع (plural) of ma'ir, like al-miyarah, like rijalah.

وتماير ما بينهم: فسد، كتماءر.

And 'tamayara' between them: it became corrupt, like 'tama'ara'.

وأمار أوداجه: قطعها، و الشيء: أذابه، و الزعفران: صب فيه الماء، ثم دافه.

And 'ammaara' the veins: he cut them, and a thing: he melted it, and saffron: he poured water into it, then stirred it.

ومرت الدواء: دفته، و الصوف: نفشته.

And 'marrata' the medicine: she stirred it, and the wool: she fluffed it.

والموارة، بالضم: ما سقط منه.

And al-muwarah, with a dammah: what fell from it.

وميار، كشداد: فرس شرسفة بن حليف المازني.

And Miyar, like shiddad: the horse of Shirsifa bin Halif al-Mazini.

وسايره ومايره: حكاه ففعل مثل مافعل.

And 'sayarahu' and 'mayarahu': he imitated him and did like he did.