عرا
Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThe root عرا (ʿarā) primarily relates to open spaces, exposure, and vulnerability. It extends to concepts of cold, nakedness, and approaching or visiting someone. It also encompasses specific agricultural and meteorological terms, as well as metaphorical uses for social standing and personal affliction.
Derived headwords
- 1.Courtyard, open spaceboth
The courtyard or an open, unroofed area in front of a house or building.
- 2.Intense coldclassical
Extreme coldness, often associated with winter.
- 1.Courtyard, open spaceboth
Plural of العَرَا, referring to courtyards or open spaces.
- 2.Intense coldclassical
Plural of العَرَا, referring to severe cold.
- 1.the open space with no coverboth
the open space with no cover
- 1.Hill, moundclassical
A hill or a prominent mound of earth.
- 1.the handle of a shirt or a jug, well-knownboth
the handle of a shirt or a jug, well-known
- 1.he became naked of his clothesboth
he became naked of his clothes
- 2.a bare date palmboth
a bare date palm
- 1.To befall, afflictboth
To happen to someone, to afflict or overcome them.
- 2.To approach, visitclassical
To approach or visit someone, often with a specific purpose.
- 1.It befell me, afflicted meboth
Past tense, first person singular of عَرَا, meaning 'it happened to me' or 'it afflicted me'.
- 1.It befell me, afflicted meboth
Past tense, first person singular of اعْتَرَى, meaning 'it happened to me' or 'it afflicted me'.
- 1.I approached, visitedclassical
Past tense, first person singular of عَرَا (Form I), meaning 'I approached' or 'I visited'.
- 1.I approach him, visit himclassical
Present tense, first person singular of عَرَا (Form I), meaning 'I approach' or 'I visit'.
- 1.Approached, visitedclassical
Passive participle of عَرَا (Form I), meaning someone who has been approached or visited.
- 1.Guests visit himboth
Present tense, third person masculine singular of تَعَرَّى (Form VI), meaning 'guests visit him' or 'he is visited'.
- 1.It visits him, befalls himboth
Present tense, third person feminine singular of اعْتَرَى (Form VIII), meaning 'it visits him' or 'it befalls him'.
- 1.Naked, unclothedboth
In a state of being naked or without clothes.
- 1.a date palm whose owner passes by a needy man and gives him its fruit for that year, so he comes to itboth
a date palm whose owner passes by a needy man and gives him its fruit for that year, so he comes to it
- 1.He gives it (fruit) to himclassical
Present tense, third person masculine singular of عَرَّى (Form II), meaning 'he gives the fruit of the palm tree to someone'.
- 1.One who receives gifted fruitclassical
The person to whom the fruit of the palm tree is gifted.
- 1.To eat fresh datesclassical
To eat fresh dates, derived from the practice of giving away palm fruit.
- 1.a date palm whose owner passes by a needy man and gives him its fruit for that year, so he comes to itboth
a date palm whose owner passes by a needy man and gives him its fruit for that year, so he comes to it
- 1.The sun set, it became coldclassical
Past tense, third person feminine singular (passive), meaning 'the sun has set and it has become cold'.
- 1.Chill of a feverclassical
The initial stage of a fever characterized by chills and shivering.
- 1.he became naked of his clothesboth
he became naked of his clothes
- 2.a bare date palmboth
a bare date palm
- 1.he became naked of his clothesboth
he became naked of his clothes
- 2.a bare date palmboth
a bare date palm
- 1.Made nakedclassical
Passive participle of عَرَّى (Form II), meaning 'made naked' or 'stripped bare'.
- 1.To become nakedboth
To become naked or to strip oneself.
- 1.I made him nakedclassical
Past tense, first person singular of أَعْرَى (Form IV), meaning 'I made him naked'.
- 1.I made him nakedclassical
Past tense, first person singular of عَرَّى (Form II), meaning 'I made him naked'.
- 1.Hands, feet, faceclassical
Refers to the parts of the body that are visible or exposed, such as hands, feet, and face.
- 1.I encountered, experiencedclassical
Past tense, first person singular of اعْرَوْرَى (Form XI), meaning 'I encountered' or 'I experienced' something, often negative.
- 1.To ride nakedclassical
To ride a horse without any saddle or covering.
- 1.Horse without a saddleclassical
A horse that is ridden without a saddle.
- 1.Horses without saddlesclassical
Plural of فَرَسٌ عُرًى, referring to horses ridden without saddles.
- 1.he stripped him nakedboth
he stripped him naked
- 1.The horse broke loose and went here and there from its liveliness.both
The horse broke loose and went here and there from its liveliness.
- 2.he is nakedboth
he is naked
- 1.he is nakedboth
he is naked
- 1.and the woman is nakedboth
and the woman is naked