جثا
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of kneeling or crouching, often on the knees. It also extends to the meaning of a heap or pile, particularly of stones, and by extension, a place where such heaps are gathered.
Derived headwords
- 1.Heap of stonesboth
A pile or heap formed from collected stones.
- 1.Heap of stonesboth
A pile or heap formed from collected stones. This is a variant pronunciation of the same word.
- 1.Heap of stonesboth
A pile or heap formed from collected stones. This is a variant pronunciation of the same word.
- 1.Stones gathered for stoningclassical
The stones that have accumulated in the place designated for the ritual stoning of the devil (jamarat) in the Haram (sacred precinct).
- 1.Stones gathered for stoningclassical
The stones that have accumulated in the place designated for the ritual stoning of the devil (jamarat) in the Haram (sacred precinct). This is a variant pronunciation.
- 1.To kneel downboth
To fall or rest upon one's knees.
- 1.He kneelsboth
The present tense form of the verb meaning to kneel or crouch.
- 1.He kneelsboth
A variant present tense form of the verb meaning to kneel or crouch.
- 1.Kneelingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of kneeling or crouching.
- 1.Kneelingboth
A variant verbal noun (masdar) for the act of kneeling or crouching.
- 1.Caused him to kneelboth
To make someone else kneel or crouch down.
- 1.like sittingboth
like sitting
- 2.with ḍamm on the jīm and also kasr, following the thāʾboth
with ḍamm on the jīm and also kasr, following the thāʾ
- 1.I pressed my knee against hisclassical
To press one's knee against another person's knee, implying closeness or competition in kneeling.
- 1.They crouched togetherboth
To crouch or kneel together, often in a group.
- 1.The Chapter of the Crouchingboth
The name of the 45th chapter (Surah) of the Quran, so called because it mentions people crouching on their knees.