ءزر
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root ءزر primarily relates to the concepts of strength, support, and covering. It encompasses physical strength, reinforcement, and the act of clothing or covering oneself, particularly with an 'izar' (lower garment). The root also extends to metaphorical meanings of support, protection, and even chastity.
Derived headwords
- 1.strengthboth
Physical power, might, and robustness.
- 2.weaknessclassical
The opposite of strength; feebleness or frailty.
- 3.supportboth
The act of reinforcing or strengthening something or someone.
- 4.backclassical
The posterior part of the body, often used metaphorically for support.
- 5.envelopmentclassical
The act of surrounding or encompassing.
- 1.to strengthenboth
To make strong, to reinforce.
- 2.to supportboth
To aid, assist, or back someone.
- 3.to coverclassical
To envelop or conceal.
- 1.to aidboth
To help, assist, and support someone.
- 2.to strengthenboth
To make stronger, to reinforce.
- 3.to equalclassical
To make something equal or level with another.
- 4.to alignclassical
To bring something alongside or parallel to another.
- 1.girdle knotclassical
The knot or fastening of the 'izar' around the loins.
- 1.lower garmentboth
The cloth worn to cover the lower part of the body, an undergarment.
- 2.coveringboth
Anything that conceals or covers.
- 3.chastityclassical
Modesty and abstinence, especially from illicit sexual relations.
- 4.womanclassical
A woman, used metaphorically.
- 5.sheepclassical
A ewe, especially one called for milking.
- 1.way of wearing 'izar'classical
The manner or style of wearing the 'izar'.
- 1.to wear 'izar'both
To put on or wear the 'izar' or lower garment.
- 2.to gird oneselfboth
To wrap a garment around oneself, often implying preparation or resolve.
- 1.lower garmentboth
The cloth worn to cover the lower part of the body.
- 2.preparationclassical
The act of girding oneself for an endeavor, implying diligence.
- 1.lower garmentclassical
The cloth worn to cover the lower part of the body.
- 1.to wear 'izar'both
To wear the 'izar' or lower garment.
- 2.to be strengthenedclassical
To become strong or reinforced.
- 3.to coverclassical
To be covered or enveloped.
- 1.wearing 'izar'both
A woman wearing her lower garment.
- 1.plural of 'izar'classical
Plural of 'izar', referring to lower garments.
- 1.plural of 'izar'classical
Plural of 'izar', referring to lower garments.
- 1.plural of 'izar'classical
Plural of 'izar', referring to lower garments.
- 1.supportboth
The act of aiding, assisting, or backing someone.
- 2.equalityclassical
The state of being equal or on par with something else.
- 3.alignmentclassical
The act of bringing things into line or parallel.
- 1.coveringclassical
The act of covering or enveloping.
- 2.strengtheningclassical
The act of making something strong or reinforcing it.
- 1.strongclassical
Intense, powerful, or severe.
- 2.coveredclassical
Enveloped or covered.
- 1.Azar (name)both
The name of Abraham's father or uncle, mentioned in the Quran.
- 2.Azar (region)classical
A region located between Ahwaz and Ramhormoz.
- 3.Azar (idol)classical
The name of an idol worshipped by some.
- 1.horse with white thighsclassical
A horse characterized by white thighs or hindquarters.
- 1.eweclassical
A ewe, possibly so named due to dark markings resembling a garment.
- 1.to clotheclassical
To dress someone in an 'izar'.
- 1.writing a copyclassical
The act of writing a copy or duplicate of a document.
- 1.Al-Azriclassical
A nisba (surname) referring to someone from the lineage of Al-Azri.