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الجلنظى
Root entry · 3 derived lemmasThis root describes a person of stout build, particularly with broad shoulders. It also extends to describe a state of intense anger, often accompanied by specific physical postures like lying down or stretching out.
Derived headwords
الجِلِنْظَاnoun
- 1.Stout personboth
A person characterized by being stout, especially with broad or thick shoulders.
الجُلُنْظَىnoun
- 1.Stoutnessclassical
The quality or state of being stout, particularly referring to broad or thick shoulders.
اجْلَنْظَىverb
- 1.To become full of angerclassical
To be filled with intense anger or rage.
- 2.To lie downclassical
To recline or lie down, often in a relaxed or stretched-out manner.
- 3.To stretch outclassical
To extend one's limbs or body, to sprawl or lie at ease.
Parallel reading
الجلنظى، كحبنطى: الغليظ المنكبين.
Al-julunẓā, like ḥabaṇṭā: The stout-shouldered one.
واجلنظى: امتلأ غضبا،
And he became full of anger,
واجلنظى: واستلقى،
And he lay down,
واجلنظى: ورفع رجليه،
And he raised his legs,
واجلنظى: أو اضطجع على جنبه،
Or he lay down on his side,
واجلنظى: وانبسط.
And he stretched out.