وزر
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of protection, refuge, and strength, often associated with mountains or fortified places. It extends to burdens, sins, and responsibilities, and metaphorically to support and assistance, particularly in the context of a minister or advisor.
Derived headwords
- 1.impregnable mountainclassical
A strong and inaccessible mountain, serving as a place of refuge.
- 2.refuge, strongholdboth
Any place of safety, shelter, or protection that one can resort to for security.
- 3.sin, iniquityboth
A heavy burden of sin or wrongdoing, considered a great weight.
- 4.burden, loadboth
A heavy load or weight, whether literal or metaphorical.
- 5.weapons, equipmentclassical
The arms and equipment of war, considered as a heavy burden.
- 1.sin, iniquityboth
A heavy burden of sin or wrongdoing, considered a great weight.
- 2.burden, loadboth
A heavy load or weight, whether literal or metaphorical.
- 1.burdens, sinsboth
Plural of 'wazr', referring to sins, iniquities, or heavy loads.
- 2.weapons, equipmentclassical
Plural of 'wazr', referring to the arms and equipment of war.
- 1.to carry a burdenboth
To bear or carry a heavy load, whether literal or metaphorical.
- 1.to bear a burdenboth
To carry a burden, used in the context of responsibility or sin.
- 1.burdened soulboth
A soul or person carrying a heavy burden, especially of sin.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or wrongdoing.
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or wrongdoing (passive form implied in context).
- 1.to sinboth
To commit a sin or wrongdoing (passive form implied in context).
- 1.sinfulboth
One who has committed a sin or is burdened with iniquity.
- 1.sinful (fem. pl.)classical
Feminine plural form, referring to women who are sinful.
- 1.to fill a gapclassical
To fill or block a gap or breach, like in a fortification.
- 1.to overcomeclassical
To overpower or overcome someone.
- 1.to be accused of sinclassical
To be afflicted with or accused of sin (passive voice).
- 1.minister, vizierboth
A high-ranking official who assists a ruler, carrying burdens of state and offering counsel.
- 2.supporter, helperboth
One who supports, aids, or carries the load for another.
- 1.a ministerboth
An indefinite form of minister or vizier.
- 1.to appoint as ministerboth
To appoint someone as a minister or vizier.
- 2.to take as a ministerboth
To take someone as a minister or advisor.
- 1.to serve as ministerboth
To act as a minister or vizier for a ruler.
- 1.to assist, supportboth
To help, support, or strengthen someone in an endeavor.
- 1.ministry, viziershipboth
The office, rank, or position of a minister or vizier.
- 1.ministriesboth
Plural of 'wizara', referring to the offices of ministers.
- 1.ministers, viziersboth
Plural of 'wazir', referring to multiple ministers or viziers.
- 1.to store, keep safeclassical
To keep something safe, to store it away.
- 2.to provide refugeclassical
To provide someone with a place of refuge or shelter.
- 3.to tie, bindclassical
To tie or bind something securely.
- 1.to store, keep safeclassical
To keep something safe, to store it away.
- 1.providing refugeclassical
One who provides a place of refuge or shelter.
- 1.to commit sinclassical
To engage in or commit sin.
- 1.supporter, helperclassical
One who assists or supports another, similar to a minister.
- 1.minister, vizierclassical
A minister or vizier who carries the burdens of the ruler.
- 1.Wazurclassical
A name of a place, specifically a large fortress in the mountains of Sana'a.
- 1.Muzarclassical
A name of a place, a fortress in the lands of the Romans.
- 1.Muzawwarclassical
A name of a region or district in Al-Andalus.