جمر
Root entry · 48 derived lemmasThe root جمر (j-m-r) primarily relates to the concept of burning, fire, and embers. It extends to meanings of gathering, assembling, and forming a cohesive group, often with connotations of strength or resistance. It also encompasses specific terms related to religious rituals and military encampments.
Derived headwords
- 1.emberboth
A burning coal or piece of wood in a dying fire.
- 2.a thousand horsemenclassical
A large, cohesive group of horsemen, likened to a burning ember.
- 3.tribeclassical
A tribe that is unified, strong, and self-reliant, not joining or opposing others.
- 4.pebbleboth
A small stone, specifically one of the small pebbles used in the ritual stoning of the Jamarat.
- 1.to burnboth
To be alight or burning; to glow with heat.
- 1.embersboth
Plural of Jمرة, referring to burning coals.
- 1.Jamarat (ritual pebbles)classical
The small pebbles thrown during the Hajj pilgrimage at specific locations in Mina.
- 2.tribes (Arab)classical
Specific historical Arab tribes known for their unity and strength, often referred to metaphorically as 'Jamarāt'.
- 1.stoning (ritual)classical
The act of throwing pebbles at the Jamarat during Hajj.
- 2.gatheringboth
The act of gathering or assembling.
- 3.stationing troopsclassical
The act of keeping an army stationed in a frontier area or enemy territory without allowing them to return.
- 4.tying hairclassical
The act of gathering and tying up one's hair at the nape of the neck.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather or collect things or people.
- 2.to tie hairclassical
To gather and tie up hair at the nape of the neck.
- 3.to station troopsclassical
To keep an army stationed in a particular place, especially a frontier.
- 4.to cut palm heartsclassical
To harvest the heart or core of a palm tree.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather or assemble, especially for a common purpose.
- 1.to tie hairclassical
To gather and tie up hair at the nape of the neck.
- 1.to station troopsclassical
To keep an army stationed in a frontier or enemy territory.
- 1.to cut palm heartsclassical
To cut the heart or core of a palm tree.
- 1.like an emberclassical
Used metaphorically to describe something intensely burning or a unified, strong group.
- 1.we do not seek allianceclassical
We do not ask others to join us or form alliances, implying self-sufficiency.
- 1.incense burnerboth
A vessel in which incense or aromatic wood is burned.
- 2.aromatic woodboth
The wood itself that is used for burning as incense.
- 1.incense burnerboth
A vessel for burning incense, feminine form of المجمر.
- 1.they gatheredboth
Past tense, third person plural of the verb meaning to gather or assemble.
- 1.they gatheredboth
Past tense, third person plural of the verb meaning to gather or assemble.
- 2.they tied hairclassical
Past tense, third person plural of the verb meaning to tie hair.
- 1.they gatheredboth
Past tense, third person plural of the verb meaning to gather or assemble.
- 2.they sought allianceclassical
Past tense, third person plural of the verb meaning to seek alliance or gather support.
- 1.she tied hairclassical
Past tense, third person feminine singular of the verb meaning to tie hair.
- 1.knots of hairclassical
Plural of Jomrah, referring to tied or braided sections of hair.
- 1.Jumrah bint Abi Quhafahclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah) mentioned in historical records.
- 1.Abu Jumrah al-Dhubai'iclassical
A narrator of hadith, whose name was Nasr bin Imran.
- 1.Amir bin Shiqiq bin Jumrahclassical
A figure mentioned in historical accounts, possibly a scholar or traditionist.
- 1.Abu Bakr bin Ahmad bin As'ad Abi Jumrah al-Andalusiclassical
A scholar and traditionist from Al-Andalus, known for narrating Kitab al-Taysir.
- 1.Jumrah bin al-Nu'man bin Hawdha al-'Adhriclassical
A person who had a delegation (wufud) to the Prophet.
- 1.Jumrah bint al-Nu'man al-'Adhriyyahclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah), sister of Jumrah bin al-Nu'man.
- 1.Jumrah bint Abdullah al-Yarbu'iyyahclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah) who resided in Kufa.
- 1.Jumrah al-Sadusiyyahclassical
A female traditionist who narrated from Aisha.
- 1.Malik bin Nuwayrah bin Jumrah al-Tamimiclassical
A well-known figure, brother of Mutammim bin Nuwayrah.
- 1.Jumrah bin Humayri al-Taymiclassical
A Persian poet.
- 1.Jumrah bin Ubaydclassical
A person from the Azd tribe.
- 1.Jumrah bin Amr bin Sa'd bin Amr bin al-Harith bin Samaclassical
A person from the Banu Sama bin Lu'ayy lineage.
- 1.Jumrah bin Sa'd bin Amr bin al-Harith bin Samaclassical
A person from the Banu Sama bin Lu'ayy lineage.
- 1.Musa bin Abd al-Malik bin Marwan bin Khitab bin Abi Jumrahclassical
A person from a lineage that includes Abu Jumrah.
- 1.Shihab bin Jumrah bin Diram bin Malik al-Juhaniclassical
A delegate (wafi) to Umar, known for a story involving his name and dwelling.
- 1.Jumrah bint al-Harith bin Awf al-Murriclassical
A woman proposed to by the Prophet, who was later found to have leprosy.
- 1.Jumrah bin Awfclassical
A companion (Sahabi) from Palestine, also known as Abu Yazid.
- 1.Abdullah bin Abi Jumrah al-Maghribiclassical
A renowned scholar and ascetic from Morocco, known for his commentary on Bukhari.
- 1.Jumrah bint Nawfalclassical
A woman mentioned in poetry by al-Nimr bin Tulayb.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather something, like hair or people.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather or assemble, often used for tribes or groups.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather or assemble.
- 2.to tie hairclassical
To gather and tie hair at the nape of the neck.
- 1.to gatherboth
To gather or assemble.
- 1.palm heartboth
The edible inner core or heart of a palm tree.
- 2.small pebblesclassical
Small stones, used in the context of the Jamarat ritual.
- 1.palm heartboth
The edible inner core or heart of a palm tree.
- 1.palm heartboth
The edible inner core or heart of a palm tree.
- 1.incense burnerboth
A device for burning incense or aromatic wood.
- 2.aromatic woodboth
The wood itself used for burning, often fragrant.
- 1.incense burnerboth
Feminine form of المجمر, referring to the vessel for burning incense.
- 1.he used the incense burnerclassical
To use or be near an incense burner.