جرن
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to grinding, crushing, and becoming smooth or worn down. It also extends to concepts of a threshing floor, a collection point, and specific anatomical or descriptive terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.to become accustomedclassical
The matter became familiar or habitual.
- 2.to become crushedclassical
A garment or armor became crushed, softened, or worn down.
- 3.to grind grainclassical
Grain was ground.
- 1.threshing floorboth
A place where grain is threshed, often a prepared area.
- 1.snake's offspringclassical
The young of a snake.
- 2.worn-out pathclassical
A path that is old, deserted, and worn down from use.
- 1.threshing floorboth
A threshing floor, similar to 'jurun'.
- 2.stone basinclassical
A carved stone basin from which ablution water is taken.
- 1.to collect grainclassical
To collect dates or grain into a threshing floor or storage area.
- 1.neck of a camelclassical
The front part of a camel's neck, from its throat to its chest.
- 1.poet's nicknameclassical
A nickname for the poet 'Amir ibn al-Harith, a member of the Numayri tribe.
- 1.very greedy personclassical
Someone who eats excessively; very gluttonous.
- 1.to make a threshing floorclassical
To prepare or establish a threshing floor.
- 1.city name
A place name, specifically a city in Damascus.
- 1.gallstones
A medical term referring to gallstones.
- 1.ground substanceclassical
That which has been ground, such as flour or meal.
- 1.worn smoothclassical
A whip whose shaft has become smooth and pliable from use.