ذءر
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of inciting, provoking, or instigating someone against another. It also extends to meanings of becoming bold, defiant, or accustomed to something, and can describe a camel that rejects its young.
Derived headwords
- 1.to inciteboth
To incite a person against their companion, to make them hostile or eager to confront them.
- 1.incitementclassical
The act of inciting or provoking someone against another.
- 1.to become boldboth
To become bold or audacious towards someone, especially after being incited.
- 2.to be defiantboth
To be defiant, refractory, or estranged, particularly women towards their husbands.
- 1.boldboth
Describing someone who is bold, audacious, or defiant.
- 2.defiantboth
Describing a woman who is defiant or estranged towards her husband.
- 1.they became defiantclassical
They became defiant, estranged, or disapproving of something.
- 1.to be estrangedclassical
To be estranged from something, to dislike and turn away from it.
- 1.to dislikeclassical
To dislike something and turn away from it.
- 1.rejecting its youngclassical
Describing a she-camel that rejects its newborn offspring for a while, or one that nudges with its nose and whose affection is not genuine.
- 1.to become accustomed toboth
To become accustomed to something, to grow familiar and bold with it.
- 1.with a kasra, ḍarāwa with a fatḥa: meaning he became accustomedboth
with a kasra, ḍarāwa with a fatḥa: meaning he became accustomed
- 2.he became accustomed to such-and-such also, becoming accustomedboth
he became accustomed to such-and-such also, becoming accustomed