ءذا
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of causing harm, annoyance, or distress. It extends to the idea of being bothered or afflicted, and also encompasses specific terms related to the sea and animal behavior.
Derived headwords
- 1.to harmboth
To cause injury, damage, or pain to someone or something.
- 2.to annoyboth
To irritate or bother someone, causing displeasure or vexation.
- 1.he harmsboth
Present tense form indicating the action of causing harm or annoyance.
- 1.harmingboth
The act or process of causing harm, injury, or annoyance.
- 2.afflictionclassical
The state of being harmed or troubled.
- 1.harmboth
Injury, damage, or pain inflicted upon someone or something.
- 2.annoyanceboth
Something that causes irritation or displeasure.
- 3.nuisanceboth
A person, thing, or circumstance causing inconvenience or annoyance.
- 1.he harmed him, he harms him, harm, injury, annoyanceboth
he harmed him, he harms him, harm, injury, annoyance
- 1.harmclassical
A specific instance or act of causing harm or injury.
- 2.afflictionclassical
A state of suffering or distress caused by harm.
- 1.I was harmedboth
Passive form indicating that one has suffered harm or injury.
- 2.I was annoyedboth
Passive form indicating that one has been bothered or irritated.
- 1.I was bothered by itboth
To be troubled or annoyed by something or someone.
- 1.waves of the seaclassical
The moving crests of water on the surface of the sea.
- 1.waves of the seaclassical
Plural form for the moving crests of water on the surface of the sea.
- 1.a word indicating what has passed of timeboth
a word indicating what has passed of time
- 2.a noun built on sukoonboth
a noun built on sukoon
- 3.one of the particles of jaza' (conditional), but it does not make jaza' except with 'mā'both
one of the particles of jaza' (conditional), but it does not make jaza' except with 'mā'
- 4.it can be for something you agree with in a state you are inboth
it can be for something you agree with in a state you are in
- 5.the past of timeboth
the past of time
- 1.restlessclassical
Feminine form describing a female camel that cannot stay in one place, not due to illness but by nature.