جرء
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of boldness, audacity, and impetuousness. It extends to describing courageous or reckless actions, and also has specific, less common meanings related to animal traps and anatomical parts.
Derived headwords
- 1.boldnessboth
Courage or audacity, characterized by acting without careful consideration or hesitation.
- 2.doseclassical
A quantity of liquid taken at one time, similar to a sip or gulp.
- 1.boldnessboth
Courage or audacity, characterized by acting without careful consideration or hesitation.
- 1.boldnessclassical
The quality of being bold or audacious; courage.
- 1.boldnessclassical
A variant form of 'boldness' or 'audacity', with a final 'ya' sound replacing the hamza.
- 1.to be boldboth
To act with courage or audacity, often without hesitation.
- 1.boldboth
Characterized by boldness and a willingness to take risks or act impetuously.
- 2.forwardboth
Someone who is bold and takes the lead in action.
- 1.bold onesclassical
Plural of 'جريء', referring to bold or audacious people.
- 1.bold onesclassical
A plural form of 'جريء', used to describe people who are bold or overbearing.
- 1.to emboldenboth
To make someone bold or courageous; to incite them to act.
- 1.to dareboth
To have the audacity or courage to do something, especially something risky or forbidden.
- 1.lionclassical
A name for a lion, likely due to its perceived boldness and ferocity.
- 1.lionclassical
Another term for a lion, emphasizing its daring or bold nature.
- 1.trap houseclassical
A structure built of stones with a heavy stone door, used for trapping wild animals like lions.
- 2.gulletclassical
The throat or gullet, particularly of a bird.
- 3.cropclassical
The crop or gizzard of a bird.
- 1.gulletclassical
The throat or gullet, particularly of a bird.
- 1.cropclassical
The crop or gizzard of a bird.