جرر
Root entry · 29 derived lemmasThe root جرر (j-r-r) primarily relates to the concept of pulling, dragging, or drawing something along. This extends to physical actions like pulling a rope or a cart, as well as metaphorical senses like incurring guilt or delaying a debt. It also encompasses related ideas such as the sound of dragging, the act of rumination (in animals), and things that are pulled or drawn.
Derived headwords
- 1.like a ballboth
like a ball
- 2.earthenware jarboth
earthenware jar
- 1.the pluralboth
the plural
- 1.on the pattern of 'adh-dhimmi': a type of fishboth
on the pattern of 'adh-dhimmi': a type of fish
- 1.crop (bird's)classical
The pouch-like organ in a bird's digestive system, also known as the 'gizzard' or 'food pouch'.
- 1.difficult to control (horse)classical
Describes a horse that resists being guided or controlled.
- 2.deep (well)classical
Describes a well that is deep or has a distant bottom, requiring significant effort to draw water from.
- 1.stream bedclassical
The channel or bed of a stream, especially one formed by floodwaters.
- 1.halter ropeclassical
A rope used for a camel, similar to a bridle (عذار) for a horse, used to control its head. This is the origin of the name Jarir.
- 1.he pulled the rope and other things, from the category of 'radd'both
he pulled the rope and other things, from the category of 'radd'
- 2.he committed a crime against them, i.e., he committed an offense against themboth
he committed a crime against them, i.e., he committed an offense against them
- 1.the Milky Way in the sky, named so because it is like the trace of pullingboth
the Milky Way in the sky, named so because it is like the trace of pulling
- 1.offense, crimeboth
A transgression, sin, or crime committed against someone.
- 2.guiltboth
The state of being responsible for a wrongdoing.
- 1.to exceed due date (camel)classical
Describes a female camel that has passed its expected birthing time by several days without delivering.
- 1.the camels that pull with their reins, an active participle with a passive meaning, like 'a pleasing life' and 'gushing water'both
the camels that pull with their reins, an active participle with a passive meaning, like 'a pleasing life' and 'gushing water'
- 1.hot and coldclassical
An idiomatic expression, often used as a follow-up to 'حار' (hot), meaning fluctuating or inconsistent. Abu Ubaid notes that 'حار يار' with a 'ya' is more common.
- 1.and so on, et ceteraboth
An expression used to indicate continuation or a series of similar items or events.
- 1.meaning: for your sakeboth
meaning: for your sake
- 1.to slit (tongue)classical
To slit the tongue of a young camel (fasil) to prevent it from sucking.
- 2.to allow to run freeclassical
To let someone or something do as they please, to loosen control.
- 3.to postpone (debt)classical
To grant a delay or extension for a debt.
- 1.to follow, imitateclassical
To follow someone's actions or words, to imitate them.
- 1.to vie with, competeclassical
To contend with someone, to try to outdo or match them.
- 1.intense pullingclassical
The act of pulling or dragging, intensified to indicate frequency or great effort.
- 1.to pull itboth
To pull something.
- 1.meaning: he pulled itboth
meaning: he pulled it
- 2.the camel ruminated from the cudboth
the camel ruminated from the cud
- 1.the thing: it was pulledboth
the thing: it was pulled
- 1.rumbling soundboth
A repeated, low rumbling sound, often made in the throat, like that of a camel.
- 1.rumbling (animal)both
Describes an animal, like a camel, that makes a rumbling sound in its throat.
- 1.large camelsclassical
Large, strong camels.
- 1.large camelclassical
A large camel, similar to الجراجر.
- 2.fragrant plantclassical
A plant with a pleasant smell.
- 1.fragrant plantclassical
A plant known for its good scent.
- 1.fava beansclassical
A type of broad bean.
- 1.arugula, rocketmodern
A leafy green vegetable, known for its peppery taste.