ح ر ج م
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the act of gathering, converging, or coming together, often in a dense or crowded manner. It can apply to animals like camels or people, and metaphorically to situations of scarcity or constriction. It also carries a sense of retraction or turning back, particularly in the context of deception.
Derived headwords
- 1.to herd camels togetherclassical
To cause camels to gather or bunch up, one against another.
- 1.gathering of camelsclassical
The act of camels bunching up or gathering together.
- 1.they gatheredclassical
Referring to camels, they bunched up or gathered one against another.
- 1.he intended then liedclassical
A man intended to do something but then lied or retracted his intention, turning back from it.
- 1.they gatheredboth
Referring to a group of people, they gathered or assembled together.
- 2.camels gatheredclassical
Referring to camels, they gathered together, huddled, and lay down.
- 1.huddled and gatheredclassical
Describing an animal, particularly in a state of scarcity, meaning contracted, gathered, and huddled due to hardship.
- 1.they crowdedboth
Referring to people, they became crowded or congested.
- 1.large numberclassical
A large quantity or multitude of people.
- 2.place of lying downclassical
A place where camels lie down or rest; a resting place.
- 1.thievesclassical
A term for thieves or robbers, though noted as potentially a scribal error for a word with two 'jims'.