ج ذ ل
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of firmness, uprightness, and joy. It extends to the base or trunk of things, physical stability, and emotional happiness. Metaphorically, it can refer to the core of something or a source of support.
Derived headwords
- 1.tree trunk/baseboth
The original part or base of a tree or other plant, after the branches have gone.
- 2.large tree branchclassical
What is large of tree trunks, or what resembles palm fronds from branches.
- 3.mountain prominenceboth
A prominent part of a mountain that juts out and is visible.
- 4.small amount of wealthclassical
A small portion of wealth, as if it were the origin or base of one's fortune.
- 5.post for camelsclassical
A stick or post set up for camels with mange to rub against.
- 6.side of a sandalclassical
The side part of a sandal.
- 1.trunks/basesboth
Plural of جذل (trunk, base of a tree, etc.).
- 1.trunks/basesboth
Plural of جذل (trunk, base of a tree, etc.).
- 1.trunks/basesboth
Plural of جذل (trunk, base of a tree, etc.).
- 1.to be firm/erectboth
To stand upright and be firm, like the trunk of a tree.
- 1.to be joyfulboth
To be happy and joyful.
- 1.joyfulboth
Being happy and joyful.
- 1.joyfulboth
Being very happy and joyful.
- 1.joyful peopleclassical
A group of people who are joyful.
- 1.joyfulclassical
Being joyful, used in poetry for metrical necessity.
- 1.to make joyfulboth
To cause someone to become happy or joyful.
- 1.to be delightedboth
To become delighted or very happy.
- 1.affecting milk's tasteclassical
Describing a waterskin that has altered the taste of milk.
- 1.owner/companionclassical
Literally 'the post for the bet', used metaphorically to mean the owner or companion responsible for something.
- 1.manager of wealthclassical
Metaphorically, someone skilled in managing and overseeing wealth.
- 1.enmity/hostilityclassical
Mutual animosity, hostility, or contention, especially in warfare.
- 1.thirsty vineclassical
Describing a vine whose branches have become dry and twisted due to thirst.
- 1.titleclassical
A title or nickname of Alqama bin Firas bin Ghanam, a famous Arab.
- 1.shepherd's nameclassical
A proper name, possibly a diminutive of 'jadhil' referring to someone managing camels.
- 1.joyful soulboth
Describing a soul that is joyful or happy about something.
- 1.to sleep uprightclassical
To sleep in an upright position, without moving much.
- 1.to contend/fightclassical
To engage in conflict or contention, similar to 'tajadalu'.