ذءر
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns feelings of fear, aversion, and indignation, often leading to a state of agitation or aggression. It describes a reaction of recoiling, being offended, or becoming provoked, and can extend to actions of instigation or compulsion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be frightenedboth
To be seized by fear, panic, or alarm.
- 2.to be offendedboth
To feel insulted, affronted, or deeply displeased by something.
- 3.to recoilboth
To shrink back or withdraw from something due to aversion or fear.
- 4.to be enragedboth
To become intensely angry or furious.
- 5.to be aggressiveclassical
To become ready to attack or confront.
- 1.frightenedboth
One who is seized by fear or panic.
- 2.indignantboth
One who is offended or displeased.
- 3.averseboth
One who recoils or withdraws from something.
- 4.angryboth
One who is enraged or furious.
- 1.to make angryboth
To cause someone to become enraged or furious.
- 2.to provokeboth
To incite or instigate someone, especially to aggression or anger.
- 3.to emboldenboth
To make someone daring or audacious.
- 4.to compelboth
To force or drive someone into a situation or action.
- 1.to dislikeboth
To feel a strong aversion to something and turn away from it.
- 2.to become accustomedboth
To become habituated or addicted to a matter.
- 1.to be rebelliousboth
A woman becoming disobedient or defiant towards her husband, changing her disposition.
- 1.rebelliousboth
A woman who is disobedient or defiant towards her husband.
- 1.to be rebelliousboth
A woman becoming disobedient or defiant towards her husband, changing her disposition.
- 1.rebelliousboth
A woman who is disobedient or defiant towards her husband.
- 2.unaffectionateclassical
A female camel that shows little genuine affection for her young.
- 1.to be haughtyboth
To act with arrogance or disdain, often indicated by a gesture.
- 1.to be provokedclassical
To be made angry or agitated (considered an incorrect substitution for أذأرني).
- 1.instigationboth
The act of inciting or stirring up someone against another.
- 2.compulsionboth
The state of being forced or driven into a situation.
- 1.camel dung mixtureclassical
A paste of moist camel dung mixed with earth, used to treat a camel's udder.
- 1.to treat the udderclassical
To apply the dung mixture to a camel's udder.
- 1.rebelliousclassical
A camel that recoils from its young shortly after giving birth.
- 1.to have tears wellingclassical
A state where tears are welling up, akin to the panting of an angry person.
- 1.tearfulclassical
Describing eyes that are welling with tears, indicating agitation.