ثعجر
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of pouring forth, overflowing, or gushing, often with a sense of abundance. It is used for liquids like water and blood, as well as for metaphorical concepts like knowledge.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pour it outboth
To cause something, such as a substance or blood, to be poured out.
- 1.it poured forthboth
To flow or pour out abundantly, often used for liquids.
- 1.overflowingclassical
Describing something that is full and overflowing, particularly a dish filled with tharid (a bread-based dish) or one whose fat is spilling out.
- 1.the overflowing oneboth
Refers to something that is pouring out or overflowing, used for water, tears, or blood.
- 2.middle of the seaclassical
The deepest or most abundant part of the sea.
- 1.it flowedboth
To flow or pour out abundantly, used for liquids like water or tears.
- 1.it gushedboth
Used for the eye gushing blood.
- 1.abundant waterclassical
A place with abundant water, or the sea itself.
- 1.abundant floodclassical
A large and abundant flood or torrent of water.
- 1.it poured downboth
Used for a cloud pouring down its rain.
- 1.it rained heavilyboth
Used for rain itself pouring down abundantly.
- 1.abundant pouringboth
The act of pouring or flowing abundantly, used as a masdar for the verb اثعنجر.
- 1.middle of the seaclassical
The central or deepest part of the sea, characterized by abundant water.
- 1.small abundant seaclassical
A diminutive form of المثعنجر, referring to a small, abundant body of water.
- 1.small abundant seaclassical
A diminutive form of المثعنجر, referring to a small, abundant body of water.
- 1.small abundant seaclassical
A diminutive form of المثعنجر, considered the correct form.
- 1.small abundant seaclassical
A diminutive form of المثعنجر, considered the correct form.
- 1.abundant knowledgeclassical
Used metaphorically to represent vast or abundant knowledge, in comparison to a small pond (القرارة).