الجف
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of gathering, collecting, and abundance, often in the context of people or wealth. It also extends to meanings of dryness, emptiness, and containers, as well as specific geographical and military terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.large group of peopleboth
A large gathering or multitude of people.
- 2.container for palm spatheclassical
A sheath or covering for the spathe of a palm tree, or its husk.
- 3.leather containerclassical
A container made of leather that is not sealed.
- 4.old waterskinclassical
An old, worn waterskin that has been cut in half to resemble a bucket.
- 5.base of a palm treeclassical
The base or trunk of a palm tree.
- 6.old manclassical
An elderly man.
- 7.barrierclassical
A barrier or dam seen between oneself and the Qibla (direction of prayer).
- 8.empty vesselclassical
Anything hollow or empty inside, like a nut or a hollowed-out object.
- 9.manager of wealthclassical
One who manages or looks after wealth.
- 1.large group of peopleboth
A large gathering or multitude of people.
- 2.entiretyclassical
The whole or entirety of something.
- 1.to dryboth
To become dry or withered.
- 2.to collectclassical
To gather or collect something, especially wealth.
- 3.to stopclassical
To cease or stop, often used in the context of stopping a horse.
- 4.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect something, like animals.
- 5.to hold backclassical
To hold back or restrain, especially animals, out of fear of an attack.
- 1.they collectedclassical
They gathered and took away their wealth.
- 1.they driedboth
They became dry or withered.
- 1.they stoppedclassical
They stopped or ceased.
- 1.they gatheredclassical
They gathered animals.
- 1.they held backclassical
They held back animals out of fear.
- 1.to dry (transitive)both
To cause something to become dry.
- 1.you driedboth
You caused something to become dry.
- 1.it driesboth
It becomes dry.
- 1.it driesboth
It becomes dry.
- 1.it driesboth
It becomes dry.
- 1.it driesclassical
It becomes dry.
- 1.drynessboth
The state or quality of being dry.
- 1.drynessboth
The state or quality of being dry.
- 1.drynessboth
The state or quality of being dry.
- 2.what has driedclassical
That which has dried or become desiccated.
- 3.fallen herbageclassical
What falls or scatters from dried herbage or fodder.
- 1.bird's nestclassical
A wide nest for birds, belonging to certain tribes, containing many places for birds.
- 1.elevated landclassical
Land that is elevated but not rough.
- 2.strong windclassical
A strong, powerful wind.
- 3.circular plainclassical
A wide, circular plain or depression in the ground.
- 4.low groundclassical
A low-lying area of land, the opposite of elevated ground.
- 5.talkative personclassical
A very talkative or verbose person.
- 1.appearanceclassical
One's appearance, form, or attire.
- 1.armorclassical
A piece of war equipment worn by a horse and rider for protection in battle.
- 2.dryingboth
The act or process of drying something.
- 1.to wear armorclassical
To equip a horse or person with armor for war.
- 2.to dryboth
To dry something.
- 3.to fluff upclassical
A bird fluffs its feathers or moves over its eggs, covering them with its wings.
- 4.to be damp and dryclassical
A garment becomes wet and then dries, retaining some moisture.
- 5.to rustleclassical
The sound of a procession or group moving, like a rustling sound.
- 6.to stopclassical
To stop or halt, especially animals, in haste due to fear of an attack.
- 7.to gatherclassical
To gather or collect animals.
- 8.to drive hardclassical
To drive livestock forcefully until they are packed together.
- 1.to fluff upclassical
A bird fluffs its feathers or moves over its eggs, covering them with its wings.
- 2.to be damp and dryclassical
A garment becomes wet and then dries, retaining some moisture.
- 1.to consumeclassical
To finish or consume everything in a container.