جني
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThe root جني (j-n-y) primarily relates to the act of picking or harvesting, especially fruits. It extends metaphorically to acquiring or earning something, and also to committing a sin or offense, with the consequence of bearing responsibility for one's actions.
Derived headwords
- 1.to commit a sinboth
To commit a sin or offense, which incurs punishment or retribution in this world or the hereafter.
- 2.to incurboth
To bring upon oneself or cause something to happen, often a negative consequence.
- 1.sinnerboth
One who commits a sin or offense, bearing responsibility for their actions.
- 2.offenderboth
Someone who commits a crime or wrongdoing.
- 3.harvesterboth
One who picks or gathers fruits or produce.
- 1.sinboth
A sin, crime, or offense that warrants punishment or retribution.
- 2.offenseboth
A wrongdoing or transgression.
- 3.guiltclassical
The state of having committed a crime or offense.
- 1.to pick fruitboth
To pick or gather fruit or similar produce from its tree or plant.
- 2.to acquireboth
To obtain or acquire something, often through effort.
- 1.to pickboth
To pick or gather fruit or produce from its source.
- 2.to obtainboth
To obtain or acquire something.
- 1.to pickboth
To pick or gather fruit or produce.
- 1.picked fruitboth
Fruit or produce that has been picked or gathered, especially when fresh.
- 2.harvestboth
The act or product of harvesting.
- 3.goldclassical
Gold, often referring to its acquisition or value.
- 4.cowriesclassical
Cowrie shells, used as currency or adornment.
- 5.fresh datesclassical
Fresh, ripe dates.
- 6.honeyclassical
Honey, especially when extracted.
- 1.picked fruitboth
Plural of 'jany', referring to picked fruits or produce.
- 2.sinnersboth
Plural of 'janin', referring to those who commit sins or offenses.
- 1.picked fruitclassical
Plural of 'jany', referring to picked fruits or produce.
- 2.sonsclassical
Sons, used metaphorically in a specific proverb.
- 1.to bear fruitboth
For a tree or plant to bear fruit or produce.
- 2.to ripenboth
For fruit to ripen or become ready for picking.
- 3.to yield much produceboth
For the land to produce abundant crops, herbs, or truffles.
- 1.pickedboth
Picked or gathered, especially referring to fresh fruit.
- 2.ripeboth
Ripe and ready to be picked.
- 1.to falsely accuseboth
To falsely accuse someone of a sin or offense they did not commit.
- 1.circular cloakclassical
A circular cloak or mantle made of silk.
- 1.Ibn Junniyyah
A name referring to a traditionist, Ahmad bin Isa Al-Maqri.
- 1.sidesclassical
Sides or regions, similar to 'jawānib'.
- 1.falsely accusingclassical
The act of falsely accusing someone of an offense.
- 1.tender cucumbersclassical
Tender, young cucumbers, referring to a specific type of produce.
- 1.place of pickingclassical
A place where fruits or produce are picked or gathered.
- 1.pollinatorclassical
The male palm that pollinates the female palm.
- 2.earnerclassical
One who earns or acquires.
- 1.to be crookedclassical
To be crooked or bent, referring to a specific pronunciation or usage.
- 1.to be long-livedclassical
Describing a long-lived, elderly woman.