جرشه
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns actions related to scratching, rubbing, and grinding. It extends to meanings of scraping off, polishing, and the sound produced by friction. Figuratively, it can refer to the passage of time, physical condition, and acquisition.
Derived headwords
- 1.to scratchboth
To rub something against a surface, causing friction or abrasion.
- 2.to scrape offboth
To remove a layer from something by scraping, like peeling.
- 3.to rub smoothboth
To rub skin or a surface to make it smooth.
- 4.to grind coarselyboth
To crush something into coarse pieces, not finely ground.
- 5.to scratch headclassical
To scratch one's head with a comb until the hair stands up.
- 6.to run swiftlyclassical
To run with a strong, bounding gait.
- 1.scratching soundclassical
The sound made by a snake when shedding its skin, by rubbing against itself.
- 1.part of the nightclassical
The early part of the night, specifically from its beginning up to one-third of it.
- 1.coarsely groundboth
Describing something that has been ground or crushed coarsely, not finely.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place in Jordan.
- 1.region nameclassical
A region (mikhlaf) in Yemen, known for leather and camels, and a group of scholars.
- 1.descendant nameclassical
A descendant of 'Abd Allah ibn 'Alim ibn Janab.
- 1.soul, selfclassical
The soul or self.
- 1.resolute manclassical
A man who is firm, decisive, and effective in his actions.
- 1.unrefined saltclassical
Salt that has not been purified or refined.
- 1.she-goatboth
A female goat.
- 1.poet's nameclassical
A poet from the pre-Islamic era.
- 1.idol nameclassical
An idol worshipped during the pre-Islamic period.
- 1.companion's nameclassical
A companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.scholar's nameclassical
A scholar and traditionist.
- 1.culpritclassical
A wrongdoer or criminal.
- 1.to regain strengthclassical
For the body to become firm and strong again after weakness or emaciation.
- 2.to become full and fatclassical
For camels to have full bellies and become fat.
- 1.to regain strengthclassical
Similar to 'ajra'ash', for the body to regain firmness after emaciation.
- 1.fat and fullclassical
Describing camels that have become fat and have full bellies.
- 1.thick-flankedclassical
Describing someone with thick or broad flanks.
- 1.to earn a livingclassical
To work and earn sustenance for one's family.
- 2.to stealclassical
To take something stealthily or by theft.
- 1.middle of the flankclassical
The central part of the flank or side of the body.
- 1.huge, massiveclassical
Describing something or someone as very large or enormous.