جءو
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of darkness, coarseness, and roughness, often applied to land, horses, or even abstract qualities like secrecy. It also extends to actions like sewing, mending, and concealing.
Derived headwords
- 1.darknessclassical
A state of being dark or having a dark hue, often associated with the ground or a military formation.
- 1.dark-coloredclassical
Describing something that has a dark or blackish color, particularly used for horses.
- 1.dark-coloredclassical
Describing something that has a dark or blackish color, particularly used for horses.
- 1.dark-coloredclassical
Describing something that has a dark or blackish color, particularly used for horses or a military unit.
- 2.coarse landclassical
Describing land that is rough, coarse, and dark in color.
- 1.coarse landclassical
Land that is rough, coarse, and dark in color.
- 2.patch on a waterskinclassical
A patch used to mend a waterskin.
- 1.sewingclassical
The act of sewing or stitching.
- 2.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or concealing something.
- 3.mendingclassical
The act of patching or mending, especially a waterskin.
- 4.bitingclassical
The act of biting down on something.
- 1.to become darkclassical
To become dark or blackish in color, used for a camel's reddish hue.
- 1.to become foulclassical
To become foul-smelling or putrid, used for land.
- 1.to sewclassical
To sew or stitch something.
- 2.to mendclassical
To patch or mend, especially a waterskin.
- 3.to concealclassical
To hide or conceal something.
- 4.to biteclassical
To bite down on something.
- 1.to make a patchclassical
To make a patch for a waterskin.
- 1.patch for a potclassical
A patch or mending applied to a cooking pot.