ج ءف
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns intense fear, fright, and sudden shock. It also extends to meanings related to uprooting, falling, and a lack of courage or heart.
Derived headwords
- 1.to shock, to startleboth
To cause someone to be suddenly frightened or shocked.
- 2.to fell, to knock downclassical
To cause something or someone to fall down, often forcefully.
- 1.fright, shockboth
A state of intense fear or sudden alarm.
- 1.causing frightclassical
The act of causing someone or something to be frightened or startled.
- 1.frightened, startledboth
Describing something or someone that has been made to feel fear or shock.
- 1.to uproot a treeclassical
To pull a tree out from its roots.
- 1.its roots were uprootedclassical
Describing the state of a tree whose roots have been pulled out.
- 1.to be uprooted, to fallclassical
To be pulled out from the roots and fall down.
- 1.to uproot itclassical
To pull something, like a tree, out from its roots.
- 1.to be uprooted, to fallclassical
To be pulled out from the roots and fall down.
- 1.shouting, outcryclassical
A loud vocalization, often expressing distress or alarm.
- 1.hungryclassical
Experiencing a strong desire for food.
- 2.frightened, terrifiedboth
In a state of extreme fear or dread.
- 1.to be hungryclassical
To experience hunger.
- 2.to be frightenedboth
To be overcome with fear or shock.
- 1.to knock him downclassical
To cause someone to fall down forcefully.
- 1.fear, dreadclassical
A strong feeling of fear or apprehension.
- 1.cowardly, faintheartedclassical
Lacking courage or spirit; easily frightened.