الجذل
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the base or trunk of things, particularly trees, and by extension, to solid, upright structures. It also extends to concepts of joy, firmness, and sometimes to negative qualities like bitterness or antagonism.
Derived headwords
- 1.tree trunk/baseboth
The base or trunk of a tree or other plant after the branches have gone. It can also refer to what is large among the bases of trees.
- 2.sturdy branchclassical
Sturdy branches resembling the stalks of palm trees.
- 3.sole of a shoeclassical
The side of a sandal or shoe.
- 4.mountain prominenceclassical
The head of a mountain or any part that protrudes from it.
- 5.small amount of wealthclassical
A small portion of wealth.
- 6.post for itchingclassical
A stick or post set up for animals with mange to scratch themselves against.
- 1.trunks/basesboth
Plural of جذل (jadhil), referring to the bases or trunks of trees.
- 2.mountain prominencesclassical
Plural of جذل (jadhil), referring to protruding parts of mountains.
- 1.trunks/basesboth
A plural of جذل (jadhil), referring to the bases or trunks of trees.
- 1.trunks/basesboth
A plural of جذل (jadhil), referring to the bases or trunks of trees.
- 1.trunks/basesboth
A plural of جذل (jadhil), referring to the bases or trunks of trees.
- 1.to stand uprightboth
To be erect, to stand firm and upright.
- 2.to be firmboth
To be stable and fixed.
- 1.standing uprightboth
The state of being erect or standing firm.
- 2.firmnessboth
The state of being stable and fixed.
- 1.to rejoiceboth
To be happy and joyful.
- 1.to rejoiceboth
To be happy and joyful.
- 1.joyfulboth
Happy, joyful, and cheerful.
- 1.joyfulboth
Very happy, joyful, and cheerful.
- 1.joyfulclassical
Happy and joyful, used in poetry.
- 1.to make joyfulboth
To cause someone to become joyful or happy.
- 1.to become joyfulboth
To become joyful or happy.
- 1.spoiled (milk)classical
Describing a waterskin that has altered the taste of the milk within.
- 1.its esteemed scratcherclassical
A diminutive of 'jadhil' used for magnification, referring to someone who is scratched (helped or tested) by the main subject, implying a close and significant relationship.
- 1.its owner/companionclassical
Referring to the owner or companion of something, particularly in the context of a bet or wager.
- 1.to manage wealthclassical
To be skillful in managing or administering wealth.
- 1.mutual antagonismclassical
Mutual resentment, animosity, or enmity.
- 2.mutual chewingclassical
The act of chewing or gnawing at each other.
- 1.gnarled/twisted (vines)classical
Describing a vine that has grown and become gnarled or twisted in its branches.
- 1.Jadhal al-Tiaanclassical
A title or nickname given to Alqama bin Firas, a famous Arab.