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جءي
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a specific color, particularly for horses and camels. This color is characterized as a dusty red, or a dark, reddish-brown hue.
Derived headwords
الجأىnoun
- 1.Dusty red colorboth
A color of horses and camels, described as a dusty red or a dark, reddish-brown.
الجوىnoun
- 1.Dusty red colorboth
A color of horses and camels, described as a dusty red or a dark, reddish-brown.
الجؤةnoun
- 1.Dusty red colorboth
A color of horses and camels, described as a dusty red or a dark, reddish-brown.
الجؤوةnoun
- 1.Dusty red colorboth
A color of horses and camels, described as a dusty red or a dark, reddish-brown.
الجعوةnoun
- 1.Dusty red colorboth
A color of horses and camels, described as a dusty red or a dark, reddish-brown.
جئي الفرسverb
- 1.to be dusty redboth
The horse was of a dusty red color.
جأىverb
- 1.to be dusty redboth
The horse was of a dusty red color.
جئي البعيرverb
- 1.to be dusty redboth
The camel was of a dusty red color.
Parallel reading
الجأى، كالجوى، والجؤة كثبة
Al-ja'ā, like al-jawā, and al-ju'ah are a clump.
والجؤوة، كالجعوة: لون من ألوان الخيل والإبل
And al-ju'wah, like al-ja'wah: a color of horses and camels.
وهي غبرة في حمرة أو كدرة في صدأة
And it is a dustiness in redness or a murkiness in rustiness.
وفي الصحاح: حمرة تضرب إلى السواد
And in Al-Sihah: a redness that tends towards blackness.
جئي الفرس، كفرح كما في الصحاح
The horse was dusty red, like 'faraha' as in Al-Sihah.
وجأى كسعى
And 'ja'ā' like 'sa'ā'.
وقال الأصمعي: جئي البعير
And Al-Asma'i said: The camel was dusty red.