ج ر ج م
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sounds and actions associated with swallowing, falling, and destruction. It encompasses verbs for drinking noisily, being overthrown, eating, and collapsing, as well as nouns for specific sounds, types of people, and materials.
Derived headwords
- 1.to drink noisilyboth
To drink a liquid, often with a gurgling sound.
- 2.to overthrowclassical
To cause someone to fall down forcefully, to strike them down.
- 3.to demolishclassical
To tear down or dismantle a building.
- 4.to eatclassical
To consume food, used as a substitute for 'jarjaba'.
- 1.drinkingboth
The act of drinking, particularly with a sound.
- 2.overthrowclassical
The act of striking someone down.
- 3.demolitionclassical
The act of demolishing a building.
- 4.eatingclassical
The act of eating.
- 1.to fall and collapseboth
To fall down, sprawl, or descend rapidly, such as into a well.
- 2.to collapseboth
Used for buildings or structures that fall down or crumble.
- 3.to collapseboth
Specifically used for a wall that falls down.
- 4.to eat and drink excessivelyclassical
To consume food and drink in large quantities.
- 5.to crouch and become stillclassical
Used for wild animals or others settling down in their dens, often due to fear.
- 1.safflowerclassical
A plant, specifically safflower (Carthamus tinctorius), known for its dye.
- 2.overthrown personclassical
A person who has been struck down or overthrown.
- 1.sound of milkclassical
The noise made by milk sloshing in a milk-skin container during milking.
- 1.non-Arabsclassical
A group of non-Arabs from the region of Al-Jazira (Mesopotamia).
- 2.robbersclassical
People who plunder and steal from others, described as living in mountains.
- 3.Syriac peasantsclassical
Peasants or farmers from the region of Syria.
- 1.gluttonclassical
A person who eats excessively; a glutton.
- 1.overthrownclassical
One who has been struck down or overthrown.