نزء
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns inciting, instigating, and provoking others, often towards evil or conflict. It also extends to the idea of being driven or compelled by something, and in a derived sense, refers to a small waterskin.
Derived headwords
- 1.to incite, instigateboth
To stir up strife and cause discord between people. This is similar to 'nazagha' (نزغ).
- 2.to provokeclassical
Satan incites evil among people by casting wickedness.
- 1.incitement, instigationboth
The act of inciting or instigating strife and discord.
- 1.incitement, instigationboth
The act of inciting or instigating strife and discord.
- 1.to incite, instigateboth
To stir up strife and cause discord between people.
- 1.Satan incited evilclassical
Satan cast evil and wickedness among them, causing discord.
- 1.incitement, instigationboth
The act of inciting or instigating, particularly the act of stirring up evil or conflict.
- 1.one who incitesclassical
One who incites or instigates others, particularly towards evil or conflict.
- 1.to incite himboth
To incite someone against another person or thing; to provoke them.
- 1.what incited youboth
What incited or drove you to do something?
- 1.to incite him againstboth
To incite someone against their companion or associate; to provoke them.
- 1.to deter him fromboth
To deter someone from a particular statement or action; to restrain them.
- 1.obsessed withclassical
One who is obsessed with or fixated on something.
- 1.inciterclassical
A person who is prone to inciting or instigating others.
- 1.you do not know what drives youclassical
A saying implying uncertainty about what compels one's actions or desires, often used when one changes their ways.
- 1.to be driven byclassical
To be driven or compelled by one's mind or desires, often referring to what one is fixated upon.
- 1.to what endclassical
To what end or destination; what will be the outcome.
- 1.small waterskinclassical
A small waterskin or bag for carrying liquids.
- 1.to pull outclassical
A variant pronunciation or usage of 'naz'a' (نزع), meaning to pull out or extract.