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Root entry · 16 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the concept of knowing, learning, and acquiring knowledge. It extends to related actions like informing, deceiving, and practicing skills, as well as tools and places associated with these activities.

Derived headwords

دَرَىverb

1.
to knowboth
To have knowledge or understanding of something.
2.
to learnboth
To acquire knowledge or skill through study, experience, or being taught.

أَدْرَىverb

1.
to informboth
To make someone aware of something; to apprise.
2.
to deceiveclassical
To trick or mislead someone, often by subtle means.

دِرْيَةnoun

1.
knowledgeboth
The state of knowing or understanding something.
2.
learningboth
The acquisition of knowledge or skill.

دِرْيَانnoun

1.
knowledgeboth
A state of knowing or understanding.

دِرَايَةnoun

1.
knowledgeboth
Understanding or awareness gained through experience or study.
2.
skillboth
The ability to do something well; expertise.

دِرْيَاnoun

1.
knowledgeboth
Understanding or awareness.

تَدْرَاهverb

1.
to deceiveclassical
To trick or mislead someone, especially in hunting.

ادْرَاهverb

1.
to deceiveclassical
To trick or mislead someone, especially in hunting.

مِدْرَىnoun

1.
combboth
An instrument used for combing hair.
2.
hornclassical
A pointed, hard growth on the head of certain animals, sometimes used metaphorically.
3.
tool for scratchingboth
An instrument used for scratching, particularly the head.

مِدْرَاةnoun

1.
combboth
An instrument for combing hair.
2.
tool for scratchingboth
An instrument used for scratching, especially the head.

مِدْرِيَةnoun

1.
combboth
An instrument for combing hair.
2.
tool for scratchingboth
An instrument used for scratching, especially the head.

مُدَرَّاةnoun

1.
training deviceclassical
A device or object used for practicing skills, such as thrusting in combat.

تَدَرَّتverb

1.
to comb hairboth
To arrange or style one's hair using a comb.

مَدَارnoun

1.
combsboth
Plural of midra, instruments for combing hair.

مَدَارَىnoun

1.
combsboth
Plural of midra, instruments for combing hair.

مَدْرَىname

1.
place nameclassical
A place name, specifically associated with the Bajila tribe.

Parallel reading

درِيته، و به أدري دريا ودرية، ويكسران، ودريانا، بالكسر ويحرك، ودراية، بالكسر، ودريا، كحلي: علمته، أو بضرب من الحيلة.

I knew it, and through it I know (daryā and daryah, both with kasra, and daryān, with kasra and movable, and dirāyah, with kasra, and daryā, like kulli): I taught him, or by means of some trick.

وأدراه به: أعلمه

And I adrāh bihi: I informed him of it.

و الصيد دريا: ختله، كتدراه وادراه، كافتعله

And hunting daryā: to stalk it, like tadrāhu and adrāhu, like ifta'alah.

و رأسه: حكه بالمدرى، وهو المشط، والقرن، كالمدراة والمدرية

And his head: scratching it with the midrā, which is the comb, and the horn, like the midrāh and the midriyah.

وادرت المرأة، وتدرت: سرحت شعرها.

And the woman idarrat, and tadrrat: she combed her hair.

والدرية: لما يتعلم عليه الطعن.

And the daryah: is that upon which one learns to thrust.

ومدرى: ة لبجيلة.

And Madra: a place name of the Bajila tribe.