جزح
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThe root جزح (j-z-ḥ) primarily relates to concepts of giving, cutting, and departing with purpose. It also extends to meanings of entering a place of rest, striking something to dislodge leaves, and acting shrewdly or intelligently. A specific usage refers to a call to a stubborn goat.
Derived headwords
- 1.departed purposefullyclassical
The man departed quickly to attend to his needs without waiting.
- 2.gave generouslyclassical
He gave him a generous gift.
- 3.gave without consultationclassical
He gave from his wealth without consulting his partner, especially when the partner was absent.
- 4.entered their lairsclassical
The antelopes entered their resting places or dens.
- 5.struck for leavesclassical
He struck the tree to dislodge its leaves.
- 1.gave him a portionclassical
He cut out a portion for him from his wealth.
- 1.portionclassical
A portion or piece cut from something, especially wealth.
- 1.generous givingclassical
Giving a generous amount or a portion.
- 1.givingclassical
One who gives generously or cuts a portion from their wealth to give.
- 1.shrewdclassical
A boy who is shrewd, intelligent, and discerning.
- 1.giftclassical
A gift or a generous offering.
- 1.whoa (to a goat)classical
A word used to tell a stubborn goat to stop or be still during milking.