جذب
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThe root 'جذب' primarily relates to the concept of pulling, drawing, or attracting. It extends to meanings of separation, weaning, scarcity, and even speed in movement, reflecting a core idea of forceful interaction or removal.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pullboth
To exert force on something to move it towards oneself or a specific point.
- 2.to draw inboth
To inhale or take in a breath, especially deeply.
- 3.to weanboth
To separate a young animal from its mother, typically after weaning.
- 4.to cut offclassical
To sever or detach something, like a piece of thread.
- 1.pulled something, like 'jadhdha bihi', a metathesis of itboth
pulled something, like 'jadhdha bihi', a metathesis of it
- 1.to pull stronglyboth
To pull something forcefully or to attract it intensely.
- 2.to attractmodern
To draw someone or something towards oneself, often through charm or appeal.
- 1.pullingboth
The act of pulling or drawing something.
- 2.attractionmodern
The force or quality that draws things together.
- 3.distanceclassical
A measure of separation or distance, often used metaphorically.
- 4.weaningboth
The act or process of weaning.
- 1.And between me and the house is a distance, meaning 'remoteness'.both
And between me and the house is a distance, meaning 'remoteness'.
- 2.He pulled it and he drew it, by metathesis.both
He pulled it and he drew it, by metathesis.
- 1.to contend forboth
To struggle or dispute with someone over an object.
- 2.to pull back and forthboth
To engage in a tug-of-war or mutual pulling.
- 1.to pull each otherboth
To mutually pull or tug at one another.
- 2.to disputeboth
To engage in a contest or argument over something.
- 1.mutual pullingboth
The act of pulling each other.
- 2.contentionboth
A struggle or dispute between parties.
- 1.to be pulledboth
To be drawn or attracted towards something.
- 2.to move quicklyclassical
To travel or move at a rapid pace.
- 1.attractionboth
The state of being drawn or attracted to something.
- 2.swiftness of paceclassical
The quality of moving very quickly.
- 1.pullingboth
That which pulls or draws.
- 2.attractivemodern
Having the quality of attracting or drawing people or things.
- 3.having little milkclassical
Describing a female animal whose milk production is scarce.
- 1.female animals with little milkclassical
Plural of 'جاذب', referring to female animals with scarce milk.
- 1.female animals with little milkclassical
Plural of 'جاذب', referring to female animals with scarce milk.
- 1.fat of palmclassical
The fatty substance found in a palm tree, also called 'جذبة'.