نزغ
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of inciting, provoking, or instigating someone to do something, often with negative intent. It encompasses actions like nudging, stabbing, backbiting, and speaking ill of someone, implying a malicious instigation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to inciteboth
To provoke or instigate someone to action, often with malicious intent.
- 2.to stabclassical
To pierce or wound someone with a sharp object.
- 3.to backbiteboth
To speak ill of someone in their absence.
- 4.to mention with illboth
To speak about someone in a negative or disparaging way.
- 1.incitementboth
The act of inciting or provoking someone.
- 2.instigationboth
The act of prompting or urging someone to do something, often with negative consequences.
- 1.to inciteboth
To provoke or instigate someone to action, often with malicious intent.
- 2.to stabclassical
To pierce or wound someone with a sharp object.
- 3.to backbiteboth
To speak ill of someone in their absence.
- 4.to mention with illboth
To speak about someone in a negative or disparaging way.
- 1.to inciteboth
To provoke or instigate someone to action, often with malicious intent.
- 2.to stabclassical
To pierce or wound someone with a sharp object.
- 3.to backbiteboth
To speak ill of someone in their absence.
- 4.to mention with illboth
To speak about someone in a negative or disparaging way.
- 1.to inciteboth
To provoke or instigate someone to action, often with malicious intent.
- 2.to stabclassical
To pierce or wound someone with a sharp object.
- 3.to backbiteboth
To speak ill of someone in their absence.
- 4.to mention with illboth
To speak about someone in a negative or disparaging way.