لزه

Root entry · 17 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the concept of sticking, adhering, and being firm or intense. It extends to meanings of attachment, closeness, and even stubbornness or severity in conflict. Some derived terms relate to physical objects that serve to fasten or secure things.

Derived headwords

لَزَّverb

1.
to stick firmlyboth
To adhere strongly to something, to be attached firmly.
2.
to fastenclassical
To attach or affix something tightly.

لَزَّزَverb

1.
to stick firmlyclassical
To adhere strongly to something, to be attached firmly. This is a strengthened form of لَزَّ.
2.
to fastenclassical
To attach or affix something tightly. This is a strengthened form of لَزَّ.

أَلَزَّهُverb

1.
to stick it to himclassical
To cause something to stick to someone or something.

لُزُومnoun

1.
adherenceboth
The act of sticking or adhering to something.
2.
attachmentboth
The state of being attached or bound to something.
3.
stickinessclassical
The quality of being sticky or adhesive.

لَزّnoun

1.
foodclassical
A type of food or sustenance.
2.
adherenceclassical
The act of sticking or adhering to something.
3.
attachmentclassical
The state of being attached or bound to something.
4.
impositionclassical
The act of imposing something upon someone.
5.
Zarfinclassical
A place name, possibly a location or geographical feature.
6.
a place nameclassical
A location named 'A' in the island of Qays.

لِزّnoun

1.
stickinessclassical
The quality of being sticky or adhesive.

لَزِيزnoun

1.
stickinessclassical
The quality of being sticky or adhesive.

لَازَزْتُهُverb

1.
I stuck to itclassical
I adhered closely to it; I was in contact with it.

كَزّ لَزّadjective

1.
following closelyclassical
Describing someone who follows closely or persistently.

عَجُوزٌ لَزُوزٌadjective

1.
stubborn old womanclassical
An old woman who is persistent or stubborn.

مَلَزّnoun

1.
fierce opponentclassical
Someone who is intensely argumentative or a strong adversary in a dispute.

لَزَازnoun

1.
door barclassical
A wooden bar used to secure a door.
2.
a nameclassical
A proper name, possibly of a horse belonging to the Prophet Muhammad.

لَزَزnoun

1.
door barclassical
A wooden bar used to secure a door.

اللَّزَازname

1.
a horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse gifted to the Prophet Muhammad by Al-Muqawqis.

اللَّزِيزnoun

1.
flesh above the chestclassical
The part of the flesh that is above the chest or breastbone.

تَلَزْلَزَverb

1.
to moveclassical
To move or shake.

مَلَزَّزadjective

1.
well-builtclassical
Having a strong and compact build.
2.
firmly boundclassical
Describing someone who is strongly held or bound.

Parallel reading

لزه لزا ولززا: شده، وألصقه، كألزه.

Lazz, lazā, and lazzaza: to make firm, to stick it, like alzahahu.

واللز: الطعم، ولزوم الشيء بالشيء، وإلزامه به، والزرفين، وع بجزيرة قيس.

And al-lazz: food, and the adherence of a thing to another thing, and imposing it upon it, and Zarfin, and 'A' in the island of Qays.

ولز شر، بالكسر، ولزيزه: لصيقه.

And lizz shar, with kasr, and lazizuhu: its adhesive.

ولا ززته: لاصقته.

And I lazzaztuhu: I stuck to it.

وكز لز، وعجوز لزوز: إتباع.

And kazz lazz, and an old woman lazuz: following.

والملز: الشديد الخصومة.

And al-malazz: the one who is severe in dispute.

واللزاز، ككتاب: خشبة يلز بها الباب، كاللزز، محركة، وبلا لام: علم، وفرس للنبي، صلى الله عليه وسلم، أهداها المقوقس مع مارية.

And al-lazaz, like kitāb: a wooden bar with which the door is secured, like al-lazaz, with harakah, and without lam: a name, and a horse of the Prophet, peace be upon him, which Al-Muqawqis gifted with Mary.

واللزيز: مجتمع اللحم فوق الزور.

And al-laziz: the gathering of flesh above the chest.

وتلزلز: تحرك.

And talazlaza: it moved.

والملزز، كمعظم: المجتمع الخلق، الشديد الأسر، ولززه الله تعالى.

And al-malazzaz, like mu'azzam: the one of compact build, the strongly bound, and Allah Almighty bound him.