جزي
Root entry · 41 derived lemmasThe root جزي (j-z-y) primarily concerns the concept of sufficiency, adequacy, and recompense. It encompasses ideas of reward, punishment, paying off debts, and fulfilling obligations, often implying that something is enough or serves the purpose.
Derived headwords
- 1.recompenseboth
Reward or punishment for an action; what is given in return for something.
- 2.sufficiencyclassical
What is enough or adequate; a sufficient amount.
- 1.recompenseclassical
A noun for the verbal noun (masdar), similar to 'afiyah (عافية).
- 2.wild cowsclassical
A type of wild bovine animal.
- 1.to recompense himboth
To reward or punish someone for something they did.
- 2.to suffice himboth
To be enough or adequate for someone.
- 1.recompenseboth
A reward or punishment.
- 1.recompense for an evil deedboth
The punishment or negative consequence for a bad action.
- 1.He recompensed them for their patienceboth
He rewarded them with paradise and silk because of their steadfastness.
- 1.they are recompensedboth
They will be rewarded or punished according to their deeds.
- 1.you are recompensedboth
You will be rewarded or punished according to your deeds.
- 1.to recompense himboth
To reciprocate or give a reward or punishment in return.
- 1.recompenseboth
The act of reciprocating or giving reward or punishment.
- 1.recompenseboth
The act of reciprocating or giving reward or punishment.
- 1.his recompenseboth
His reward or punishment.
- 1.to demand repaymentboth
To seek to collect a debt or demand what is owed.
- 1.he demands repaymentboth
He seeks to collect a debt or demand what is owed.
- 1.I demanded repaymentboth
I sought to collect a debt or demand what was owed.
- 1.the one demanding repaymentboth
Someone who is seeking to collect a debt or demand what is owed.
- 1.to demand recompense from himboth
To ask someone for their reward or payment.
- 1.he demands recompenseboth
He asks for reward or payment.
- 1.the thing sufficedboth
The thing was enough or adequate.
- 1.it sufficesboth
It is enough or adequate.
- 1.it compensated for itboth
It was sufficient or adequate in place of something else.
- 1.it sufficesboth
It is enough or adequate.
- 1.it sufficedboth
It was enough or adequate.
- 2.it stood in place ofboth
It served as a substitute or replacement.
- 1.it sufficed for itboth
It was enough or adequate in place of something else.
- 1.substituteboth
Something that stands in place of another.
- 1.substituteboth
Something that stands in place of another.
- 1.poll taxboth
A tax levied on non-Muslim subjects in an Islamic state, often paid in exchange for protection and exemption from military service.
- 2.land taxboth
A tax imposed on agricultural land.
- 1.its poll taxboth
The tax levied on it (referring to a person or land).
- 1.sufficiencyclassical
That which is sufficient or adequate.
- 1.sufficiencyclassical
That which is sufficient or adequate.
- 1.the knife sufficedclassical
The knife was sharp enough or adequate for the task.
- 1.nameboth
A given name.
- 1.nameboth
A given name.
- 1.nameboth
A given name.
- 1.name of a horseclassical
The name of a specific horse belonging to Harith ibn Ka'b.
- 1.nameboth
A given name or epithet.
- 1.rewardsclassical
Plural of 'jaziya' or 'jazaa', referring to recompenses or good deeds.
- 1.sufficientboth
Adequate or enough for a purpose.
- 1.sufficientboth
Adequate or enough for a purpose.
- 1.village namemodern
A village located in Giza, Egypt.
- 1.sufficient for youboth
Enough for you; adequate for your needs.