جيب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root جيب (j-y-b) primarily relates to openings, cavities, and hollows, particularly the opening of a garment like a shirt or tunic. It also extends to geographical features like entrances to valleys or land depressions, and metaphorically to the heart or chest.
Derived headwords
- 1.collar openingboth
The opening or neckline of a shirt, tunic, or similar garment.
- 2.bosomclassical
Metaphorically refers to the heart or chest, considered the seat of emotions and sincerity.
- 3.entrance to landclassical
An entrance or opening into a tract of land, such as a valley or depression.
- 1.collarsboth
Plural of جَيْب (jayb), referring to the openings of shirts or garments.
- 2.bosomsclassical
Plural of جَيْب (jayb), referring to hearts or chests.
- 3.entrances to landclassical
Plural of جَيْب (jayb), referring to entrances or openings in the land.
- 1.to cut throughclassical
To cut through or pierce something.
- 1.to roamclassical
To roam or traverse widely.
- 1.to make a collarboth
To make or create a collar or opening (جَيْب) for a garment.
- 1.making a collarboth
The act of making or creating a collar or opening (جَيْب) for a garment.
- 1.to hollow outboth
To hollow out or make concave, specifically referring to hollowing out the collar of a shirt.
- 1.hollowedclassical
Hollowed out, concave, or pierced.
- 1.hollowedclassical
Hollowed out, concave, or pierced. Can also refer to a hollowed object.
- 1.Al-Tujaybiclassical
A nisba (attribution) indicating origin from a place or lineage related to 'Tujayb'.
- 1.Al-Jayyabiclassical
A nisba (attribution) indicating origin from a place or lineage related to 'Jayyab'.
- 1.Mujibboth
A given name.
- 1.Sufyan ibn Mujibclassical
A companion (Sahabi) of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Muhammad ibn Mujibclassical
A companion (Sahabi) of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Jaybclassical
A place name, specifically two fortresses between Nablus and Jerusalem.