الزيزاء

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to elevated or rough terrain, specifically small hills or mounds. It also extends to meanings associated with feathers or the edges of feathers, and abstract concepts like haste. Additionally, it includes onomatopoeia for the sound of jinn and a place name.

Derived headwords

الزِيزاءnoun

1.
elevated landboth
Refers to land that is elevated or rough in texture.
2.
small hillboth
Specifically denotes a small hill or mound.

الزِيزاءnoun

1.
feathersclassical
Refers to feathers, or more specifically, their edges or tips.

الزِيزىnoun

1.
elevated landboth
Refers to land that is elevated or rough in texture.
2.
small hillboth
Specifically denotes a small hill or mound.

الزّازِيةnoun

1.
elevated landboth
Refers to land that is elevated or rough in texture.
2.
small hillboth
Specifically denotes a small hill or mound.

الزِيزاءَةnoun

1.
small hillboth
A small hill or mound.

الزِيزاةnoun

1.
small hillboth
A small hill or mound.

الزّيازيnoun

1.
feathersclassical
Plural of 'al-zizā', referring to feathers or their edges.

الزّيازِيةnoun

1.
hasteclassical
Refers to haste or quickness.

زي زيother

1.
sound of jinnclassical
An onomatopoeic representation of the sound made by jinn.

ع بالشامname

1.
place in Syriaclassical
A place name located in the region of Sham (Syria).

Parallel reading

ما غلظ من الأرض

what is rough of the land

الأكمة الصغيرة

the small mound

كالزيزاءة والزيزاة

like the small mound and the small mound

والريش، أو أطرافه

and the feathers, or their edges

ج: الزيازي

plural: al-ziyāzī

والزيازية: العجلة

and al-ziyāziyah: haste

وزي زي: حكاية صوت الجن

and zī zī: an imitation of the sound of jinn

وكضيزى: ع بالشام

and ka-ḍīzā: a place in Sham