ج ر ه م
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily refers to a historical Arab tribe, the Jurhum, who settled in Mecca and had ties to Prophet Ishmael. It also extends to descriptions of size and strength, particularly for animals, and qualities of bravery and determination in people.
Derived headwords
- 1.Jurhum tribeclassical
A historical Arab tribe descended from Qahtan, who settled in Mecca and were ancestors-in-law to Prophet Ishmael. They eventually became corrupt and were destroyed by God.
- 1.Jurhum bin Nashirclassical
A person named Jurhum, son of Nashir, also referred to as Abu Tha'labah, mentioned in relation to the root 'j-r-th-m'.
- 1.lionclassical
A name for a lion.
- 1.huge (of camels)modern
Describing a camel as large and massive.
- 1.huge and heavyclassical
Used to describe a female animal, specifically a hyena in the example, as being large and heavy.
- 1.huge and heavyclassical
Similar to 'jaraahimah', referring to something large and heavy, used here for a camel.
- 1.determined in his affairmodern
Describing a man who is resolute and serious in his endeavors.
- 1.determined in his affairmodern
An alternative form for describing a man who is resolute and serious in his endeavors.
- 1.brave in warclassical
Describing someone as courageous and bold, particularly in the context of warfare or other challenging situations.