خرج
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThe root 'خرج' primarily deals with the concept of 'going out', 'exiting', or 'emerging'. This extends to meanings of departure, production, and things that come forth, including taxes, growths, and even abstract concepts like the opposite of 'entering'.
Derived headwords
- 1.He went out (like دخل, he entered).both
He went out (like دخل, he entered).
- 1.going outboth
The act or process of exiting or departing from a place.
- 2.emergenceboth
The act of coming forth or appearing.
- 1.And also an exit (verbal noun).both
And also an exit (verbal noun).
- 2.And the مَخْرَج may be the place of exit.both
And the مَخْرَج may be the place of exit.
- 1.sourceboth
The origin or cause of something, often used as a verbal noun for 'to cause to go out'.
- 2.place of exitboth
A location where one exits.
- 3.time of exitboth
The time at which something exits or is produced.
- 1.to take outboth
To cause something or someone to go out; to extract or produce.
- 2.to bring forthboth
To cause something to appear or be revealed.
- 1.extractionboth
The act of drawing out or obtaining something, often with effort.
- 2.deductionboth
The process of inferring or deriving something, similar to 'istinbat'.
- 1.taxboth
A levy or tribute imposed, also known as 'kharaj'.
- 2.placeclassical
A specific location, mentioned as a place in Yamama.
- 3.new cloudsclassical
The initial stage of cloud formation.
- 4.opposite of incomeboth
That which goes out, as opposed to what comes in (dakhil).
- 5.color patternclassical
A pattern of black and white, or white and reddish hues.
- 1.taxboth
A tax or tribute, often referring to land tax.
- 2.abscessboth
A swelling or boil that forms on the body.
- 1.taxesboth
Plural of kharaj, referring to multiple taxes or tributes.
- 1.taxesboth
Plural of kharaj, referring to multiple taxes or tributes.
- 2.routesboth
Paths or ways out, plural of makhraj.
- 1.taxesboth
Plural of kharaj, referring to multiple taxes or tributes.
- 1.to be educatedboth
To be trained or educated in a particular field or by a specific person.
- 1.graduateboth
One who has completed a course of study or training.
- 2.protégéboth
Someone trained or educated by a particular person.
- 1.abnormally formedclassical
Describing a female camel that is born with characteristics resembling a male camel (jimal).
- 1.bagboth
A type of pouch or bag, similar to 'juhrah'.
- 1.sociable personclassical
A person who is both outgoing (kharijah) and enters into various situations (walijah); very active and social.
- 1.independentclassical
One who rises to prominence on their own merit, without inherited status.
- 2.hereticalclassical
One who deviates from established norms or beliefs (later usage, often political/religious).
- 1.a specific Arab tribeclassical
A lineage or group of Arabs identified by the nisbah 'al-Kharijiyyah'.
- 1.a woman from Bajilaclassical
A woman from the Bajila tribe, known for having many descendants.
- 1.a male nameclassical
A given name, possibly referring to Kharijah ibn Bakr.
- 1.mottled ramclassical
A ram with a coat of black and white patches.
- 1.mottled ostrichclassical
An ostrich with a coat of black and white patches.
- 1.armored with white and redclassical
Referring to armor or a state of war marked by white and reddish bloodstains, signifying renown.
- 1.becoming spottedclassical
The process of an ostrich becoming spotted or mottled.
- 1.to become spottedclassical
The past tense verb for an ostrich becoming spotted or mottled.
- 1.spotted sheepclassical
A sheep whose legs are white along with the flanks.
- 1.selective grazingclassical
When a shepherd eats some of the pasture and leaves some.
- 1.patchy landclassical
Land where vegetation grows in some areas but not others.
- 1.variable yearclassical
A year characterized by both abundance (fertility) and scarcity (drought).
- 1.gameclassical
A type of game or pastime.
- 1.the whips of the angelsboth
the whips of the angels
- 1.finger wrestlingclassical
A form of playful wrestling or contention using fingers.
- 1.contentionclassical
The act of wrestling or contending with each other.