الكره
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of aversion, dislike, and compulsion. It encompasses feelings of reluctance, things that are forced upon someone, and the act of disliking or hating. It also extends to hardship, war, and strong, unyielding entities.
Derived headwords
- 1.aversion, dislikeboth
The feeling of aversion or dislike towards something.
- 2.compulsion, what is forcedboth
That which is forced upon someone, either by themselves or by others.
- 3.hardship, difficultyboth
A state of hardship or difficulty.
- 1.refusal, aversionboth
The act of refusing or showing aversion, often due to dislike or unwillingness.
- 1.hardship, difficultyboth
A state of difficulty, toil, or hardship.
- 1.to dislike, to hateboth
To feel aversion or dislike towards something or someone.
- 2.to be reluctant, to be unwillingboth
To feel a lack of willingness or enthusiasm for something.
- 1.dislike, aversionboth
The state of disliking or being averse to something.
- 2.compulsion, forceboth
The state of being compelled or forced to do something.
- 1.dislike, aversionboth
The feeling of dislike or aversion.
- 2.unwillingnessboth
The state of being unwilling or reluctant.
- 1.dislike, aversionboth
The feeling of dislike or aversion.
- 1.disliked, hatefulboth
Something that is disliked, hated, or offensive.
- 2.unpleasant, disagreeableboth
Something that is unpleasant or disagreeable.
- 1.to make hateful, to cause dislikeboth
To cause something to be disliked or hateful.
- 1.hateful, detestableboth
Describing something that is hateful or detestable.
- 1.aversion, dislikeclassical
A form of aversion or dislike, used adverbially.
- 1.strong camelclassical
A strong and powerful camel.
- 1.hard, solid groundclassical
Describing land that is hard, solid, and difficult to traverse.
- 1.lionclassical
A name for a lion, known for its ferocity.
- 1.warboth
A state of warfare or conflict.
- 2.hardship, calamityboth
A severe hardship, misfortune, or calamity.
- 1.sharp swordclassical
A description of a sharp sword that never fails to strike its target.
- 1.his impetuosityclassical
His sudden, forceful action or impetuosity that is disliked.
- 1.upper part of the neckclassical
The upper part of the neck, or the area of the face and head.
- 1.a man of hardshipclassical
A man who endures or is associated with great hardship.
- 1.to resent, to dislikeboth
To resent or dislike something or someone.
- 1.reluctance, unwillingnessboth
The act of doing something with reluctance or unwillingness.
- 1.mutual reluctanceclassical
A state of mutual reluctance or unwillingness.
- 1.reluctantlyclassical
In a manner showing reluctance or unwillingness.
- 1.to force oneself, to compel oneselfboth
To force oneself to do something, often against one's will.
- 2.to force someone, to violateboth
To force someone into something, or to violate their will.
- 1.hardships, difficultiesboth
Things that are difficult, unpleasant, or cause hardship.