بعو
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns committing a crime or offense, and also relates to borrowing or lending items, particularly for specific purposes like hunting or racing. It can also mean to win a bet or to cause harm.
Derived headwords
- 1.to commit a crimeboth
To commit an offense, a transgression, or a sin.
- 2.to acquireclassical
To acquire or gain something, often through effort or by committing a wrong.
- 1.crime, offenseboth
A transgression, a sin, or a criminal act.
- 2.borrowingclassical
The act of borrowing, especially an animal for a specific purpose.
- 3.bettingclassical
The act of winning a bet or stake.
- 1.to commit a crimeclassical
To commit a crime or sin, similar to the verb with 'waw'.
- 1.to lend it to himboth
To lend something to someone, particularly a horse.
- 2.to bet himclassical
To bet against someone or to win a stake from them.
- 3.to cause him harmclassical
To inflict harm or damage upon someone.
- 1.he lends it to himboth
The present tense of lending something, especially a horse.
- 2.he bets himclassical
The present tense of betting against someone.
- 1.he lends it to himboth
An alternative conjugation for lending something, particularly a horse.
- 1.they committedboth
The past tense plural for committing a crime or offense.
- 1.she committedclassical
The past tense feminine singular for committing a crime or sin, using the 'ya' form.
- 1.borrowed itemclassical
A borrowed item, especially a horse.
- 1.to borrow for a purposeclassical
To borrow something, especially a horse, for a specific purpose like racing or hunting.
- 1.borrowingclassical
The active participle, meaning one who is borrowing, especially a horse for racing.
- 1.he lent it to himboth
To lend something to someone, particularly a horse.
- 2.he deceived himclassical
To deceive or trick someone.
- 1.lend meboth
Imperative form of 'to lend', asking someone to lend an item, especially a horse.
- 1.he bet himclassical
To bet against someone or to win a stake from them.
- 2.he acquired it from himclassical
To acquire or obtain something from someone.
- 1.it afflicted him with itclassical
To afflict or strike someone with something, often an illness or misfortune.
- 1.he drove evil upon themclassical
To drive or bring evil or misfortune upon a group of people.
- 1.bettingclassical
The act of betting or gambling, derived from the verb 'to bet'.