غرز
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root غرز (gh-r-z) primarily relates to the act of piercing, inserting, or fixing something into another. It extends to concepts of attachment, stability, and also to natural phenomena like plant growth and animal characteristics, particularly related to milk production and natural disposition.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pierce, to prickboth
To insert something sharp into another object, like piercing with a needle.
- 2.to insert, to fixboth
To place or fix something firmly into a position, such as a foot into a stirrup.
- 3.to obeyclassical
To obey a ruler after a period of disobedience, metaphorically holding onto their reins.
- 4.to plantboth
To insert cuttings or branches into the ground for grafting or propagation.
- 5.to enterboth
To enter deeply into something, like a foot into a stirrup or a person into a difficult situation.
- 1.stirrupboth
A leather loop attached to a saddle, into which a rider places their foot for support. It can be made of leather, iron, or wood.
- 2.plant cuttingboth
A young shoot or branch inserted into another plant for grafting or propagation.
- 3.type of thameem plantclassical
A small variety of the thameem plant that grows on riverbanks, characterized by hollow stems.
- 1.to insert oneselfboth
To insert oneself or one's foot into something, like a stirrup or a difficult situation.
- 2.to approachclassical
To approach or draw near, used metaphorically for the progression of time or a journey.
- 1.having inserted its tailboth
Describing a female animal that has inserted its tail into the ground, typically for mating or laying eggs.
- 2.low in milkboth
Describing a female animal, especially a camel or donkey, whose milk production has decreased.
- 1.having inserted its tailboth
Describing a female animal that has inserted its tail into the ground, typically for mating or laying eggs.
- 1.instinct, natureboth
An innate disposition, natural tendency, or inherent characteristic, whether good or bad.
- 2.temperamentboth
A person's natural disposition or character.
- 1.grafting shootsboth
Branches or cuttings that are inserted into the stems of other plants for grafting.
- 1.low in milkboth
A female animal, especially a camel, that has little milk.
- 2.infertileclassical
Describing a man who has little sexual intercourse, metaphorically.
- 1.to reduce milkboth
To cause a female animal's milk to cease or diminish, often by artificial means.
- 2.to stop milkingboth
To cease milking an animal, either temporarily or permanently, often to fatten it.
- 1.drying up milkboth
The act of causing an animal's milk to dry up, often artificially.
- 2.transplantingboth
The act of moving young plants (like palm offshoots) from one place to another and planting them.
- 1.nesting placeboth
The place where locusts lay their eggs.
- 2.origin, rootboth
The origin or base of something, like a bone or a feather.
- 1.type of plantclassical
A type of small, leafless thameem plant with hollow stems, growing on riverbanks.
- 1.having the 'gharz' plantboth
Describing a valley or land that is abundant with the 'gharz' plant.
- 1.having inserted its tailboth
Describing a female animal that has inserted its tail into the ground, typically for mating or laying eggs.
- 1.a place nameboth
A location situated between Mecca and Taif, or in the lands of the Hudhayl tribe.
- 1.a water source nameboth
A place name for a water source in the region of Dhariyya, or in the lands of Banu Kilab.
- 1.a place nameboth
A place name.
- 1.shedding tearsboth
Describing sheep or eyes that are shedding tears, used metaphorically for eyes.
- 1.to stop milkingboth
For sheep to stop being milked, or for their owner to stop milking them, usually to fatten them.
- 1.originsboth
Places where good deeds or qualities originate; metaphorical origins.
- 1.a companion of the Prophetboth
A Companion of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from Kufa.
- 1.a poetboth
A poet whose mother or grandmother was named Ghurayzah.