الوزر
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of protection, refuge, and burden. It extends to include the idea of sin and the weight associated with it, as well as the role of a minister who carries the burden of the king.
Derived headwords
- 1.impenetrable mountainclassical
A strong and inaccessible mountain, serving as a natural fortification.
- 2.refugeboth
Any place of safety, shelter, or refuge.
- 3.strongholdboth
A place of security and protection.
- 1.sinboth
A transgression or offense against divine law; a burden of guilt.
- 2.burdenboth
A heavy load or responsibility.
- 3.great calamityclassical
A severe disaster or misfortune.
- 4.weaponsclassical
Arms or equipment used for warfare.
- 5.heavy loadboth
A substantial weight that is difficult to carry.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or transgression.
- 2.to bear a burdenboth
To carry a heavy load or responsibility.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or transgression.
- 2.to bear a burdenboth
To carry a heavy load or responsibility.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or transgression.
- 2.to bear a burdenboth
To carry a heavy load or responsibility.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or transgression.
- 2.to bear a burdenboth
To carry a heavy load or responsibility.
- 1.sinboth
A transgression or offense.
- 2.burdenboth
A heavy load or responsibility.
- 1.sinfulboth
One who has committed a sin or is burdened by guilt.
- 1.to mend a breachboth
To repair or seal a gap or breach, especially in a wall or defense.
- 1.to overcome a manclassical
To defeat or overpower a person.
- 1.to be accused of sinclassical
To be blamed or charged with committing a sin.
- 1.ministerboth
A high-ranking official, especially one who assists a king or ruler by carrying their burdens and offering counsel.
- 2.advisorboth
One who provides counsel and support.
- 1.to appoint as ministerclassical
To appoint someone to the position of a minister or advisor.
- 2.to entrust with a burdenclassical
To give someone a heavy responsibility or task.
- 1.to act as ministerclassical
To serve as a minister or advisor to someone.
- 1.to supportboth
To provide assistance, backing, or aid.
- 2.to be a minister toclassical
To act as a minister or advisor to someone.
- 1.ministryboth
The office or position of a minister; the department headed by a minister.
- 2.counselclassical
Advice or guidance provided by a minister.
- 1.to secureclassical
To protect, guard, or make safe.
- 2.to take awayclassical
To carry something off or remove it.
- 3.to assign a burdenclassical
To give someone a responsibility or load.
- 4.to tie securelyclassical
To fasten something firmly.
- 5.to hideclassical
To conceal something.
- 1.to rideclassical
To mount and travel on an animal or vehicle.
- 1.supportingclassical
One who provides support or assistance.