زرج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root Z-R-J primarily relates to concepts of striking or piercing with a spear, and also encompasses sounds associated with horses. It extends to botanical terms for grapevines and their parts, and also to a type of wine or intoxicating drink. Additionally, it refers to clear, collected rainwater and a place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pierce with a spearclassical
To strike or pierce an object with a spear.
- 1.he pierces with a spearclassical
The present tense form indicating the action of piercing with a spear.
- 1.piercing with a spearclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of piercing with a spear.
- 1.to pierceclassical
To pierce or thrust, often used in relation to a spear.
- 1.clamor of horsesclassical
The loud noise and commotion made by horses.
- 1.grapevineclassical
A plant, specifically the grapevine, as known in the dialect of Ta'if.
- 1.its branchesclassical
Referring to the branches or shoots of the grapevine.
- 1.wineclassical
An intoxicating drink, a loanword from Persian 'zargun' meaning golden-colored.
- 1.intoxicatedclassical
In a state of intoxication or exhilaration, as if having drunk wine.
- 1.clear rainwaterclassical
Pure rainwater that has collected and settled in rock formations.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A large neighborhood or district in the city of Merv.