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ءجح

Root entry · 1 derived lemma

This root appears to relate to the concept of covering or concealing. It is noted that the initial hamza might be an alteration of a hamza from another root, suggesting a potential semantic link or borrowing.

Derived headwords

الأَجَاحnoun
  1. 1.
    coveringclassical

    The act or state of covering or concealing something.

Parallel reading

إنما أتى بلفظ الأول مع كونه مخالفا لاصطلاحه لئلا يشتبه بوسط الحروف وآخرها، لأن كلا منهما يحتمل التثليث
He only brought the word with the first letter, even though it differed from his convention, so that it would not be confused with the middle or end of the letters, because each of them can take the tripling.
ومعناه (الستر)
And its meaning is (covering/concealing).
وسيأتي في (وجح)
And it will come later in (w-j-ḥ).
فالهمزة مبدلة منه
So the hamza is an alteration from it.