علج
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThe root علج primarily relates to concepts of strength, robustness, and intensity, often applied to animals, people, and even abstract actions. It extends to meanings of handling, treating, or overcoming something, and also encompasses specific plants and geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.Wild assclassical
A wild ass, specifically when it is fat and strong.
- 2.Donkeyboth
A donkey in general.
- 3.Strong, robust personclassical
A strong and robust man, particularly a non-Muslim foreigner, due to his sturdy and coarse nature.
- 4.Loaf of breadclassical
A loaf of bread, as reported by Abu al-Qasim al-Arabi.
- 5.Strong, tough thingboth
Anything that is solid and strong.
- 6.Strong fighterclassical
A strong man in fighting and wrestling.
- 1.Strong female animalclassical
A strong female camel, often described as having much meat.
- 1.Foreignersclassical
Plural of العلج, referring to strong foreign men, particularly non-Muslims.
- 1.Foreignersclassical
Plural of العلج, referring to strong foreign men, particularly non-Muslims.
- 1.Plural of foreignerclassical
A term for a group of foreigners, used as a singular adjective according to Sibawayh.
- 1.Plural of foreignerclassical
A term for a group of foreigners, used as a singular adjective according to Sibawayh.
- 1.Group of treesclassical
A collective noun for trees, similar to 'مشايخة' for elders.
- 1.To handle, manageboth
To handle, manage, or engage with something, often implying effort or practice.
- 2.To treat, cureboth
To treat a patient or an animal, to provide medical care.
- 3.To overcomeclassical
To overcome or defeat someone in a contest or treatment.
- 1.Treatment, therapyboth
The act of treating or curing a patient or an ailment; medical treatment.
- 2.Handling, practiceboth
The act of handling, practicing, or engaging with something.
- 3.Remedyboth
Something used for treatment or cure.
- 1.Treatment, therapyboth
The act of treating or curing a patient or an ailment; medical treatment.
- 2.Handling, practiceboth
The act of handling, practicing, or engaging with something.
- 1.To overcomeclassical
To overcome someone in a treatment or contest.
- 1.To become thick/toughclassical
For skin to become thick and tough; for a person to become robust and strong.
- 2.To grow beardclassical
For a young man's beard to grow and his body to become strong.
- 1.Robustly builtclassical
Having a robust, strong, and thick build.
- 1.Strong, robust manclassical
A strong and robust man, particularly one skilled in fighting or wrestling.
- 1.Young palm shootsclassical
The young, small shoots of palm trees.
- 2.Group of thorny shrubsclassical
A group of thorny shrubs (Acacia species).
- 3.Plant ( العلجان)classical
A known plant, described as a leafless, thorny shrub whose greenness is dusty, eaten by donkeys, causing their teeth to yellow.
- 1.Camel's restlessnessclassical
The restlessness or agitation of a female camel.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, possibly referring to a location with sand dunes.
- 1.Strong female camelclassical
A strong female camel, particularly one with abundant flesh.
- 1.Camel grazingclassical
A camel that grazes on the plant 'al-jān'.
- 2.Sand duneclassical
A sand dune, or a place known for sand dunes.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name in the desert, associated with sand dunes.
- 1.Accumulated sandclassical
Plural of عالج, referring to accumulated sand dunes where one part enters another.
- 1.Fat female camelclassical
A female camel that is fat and has accumulated flesh.
- 2.Wanton womanclassical
A woman who is promiscuous or behaves wantonly.
- 1.To wrestle, fightclassical
To engage in wrestling or fighting; to struggle against each other.
- 1.To grow tall (plants)classical
For plants to grow tall, dense, and intertwined.
- 2.To crash together (waves)classical
For waves to crash against each other.
- 3.To surge (thoughts)classical
For thoughts or worries to surge within one's chest.
- 1.Dense, intertwined (vegetation)classical
Describing land where vegetation has grown tall, dense, and intertwined.
- 1.Edible thingsclassical
Things that are eaten, used interchangeably with 'aluk'.
- 1.Edible thingsclassical
Things that are eaten, used interchangeably with 'uluj'.
- 1.To chewclassical
To chew or masticate something.
- 2.To graze onclassical
For animals to graze on the plant 'al-jān'.
- 1.To grow beardclassical
For a young man's beard to grow and his body to become strong and robust.
- 1.Defense, resistanceclassical
The act of warding off or resisting.
- 1.To fight, wrestle (animals)classical
For wild animals to fight or wrestle with each other.
- 1.To accumulate (sand)classical
For sand to accumulate or gather.
- 1.Soil clumpclassical
A clump of soil gathered by the wind at the base of a tree.
- 1.Place nameclassical
A place name, possibly the same as 'علجان'.