هجل
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes low-lying, secluded areas, often associated with unpleasantness or difficulty. It extends to concepts of hearing harsh words, throwing objects, and describes swiftness or erratic movement in animals and people, as well as desolate, featureless terrain.
Derived headwords
- 1.low-lying areaboth
A low-lying, secluded area, often found between mountains.
- 2.fecesclassical
Excrement, particularly in a low-lying or secluded place.
- 1.to hear unpleasantnessclassical
To hear something ugly or offensive, to be subjected to insults.
- 2.to throwclassical
To throw a spear or other object.
- 1.insultingclassical
The act of causing someone to hear unpleasantness or insults.
- 1.swift (camel)both
A swift she-camel, similar to الهوجاء (al-hawjā').
- 2.erratic (person)both
A man who is erratic, restless, or wild.
- 3.desolate (plain)both
A vast, featureless desert plain with no landmarks.
- 1.desolate plainboth
A vast, featureless desert plain with no landmarks.
- 1.erratic personboth
A man who is erratic, restless, or wild.
- 1.shifting terrainclassical
Land that shifts or changes direction, making it difficult to navigate.