عزي
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of patience, solace, and consolation in the face of loss or hardship. It also extends to attributing or relating something, particularly in the context of lineage or historical accounts, and includes the idea of a war cry or rallying call.
Derived headwords
- 1.patienceboth
Patience and fortitude regarding anything one has lost or suffered.
- 2.consolationboth
The act of offering comfort or solace to someone.
- 1.to be patientclassical
To exercise patience and fortitude, especially in the face of loss.
- 1.to be consoledboth
To receive consolation or comfort.
- 2.to be attributedboth
To be ascribed, related, or attributed to someone or something.
- 1.patientclassical
Possessing patience and fortitude; one who is patient.
- 1.to console himboth
To offer consolation or comfort to someone.
- 1.consolationboth
The act of consoling or offering comfort.
- 2.attributionboth
The act of attributing or relating something, especially a saying or story.
- 1.they consoled each otherboth
To offer mutual consolation and comfort.
- 1.to console himboth
To offer consolation or comfort to someone.
- 2.to attribute it to himboth
To ascribe or relate something to a person.
- 1.to console oneselfboth
To find solace or patience, to comfort oneself.
- 1.claiming lineageclassical
Claiming one's lineage or ancestry, often as a boast or rallying cry.
- 2.war cryclassical
A slogan or rallying cry used in warfare, often invoking a tribal name.
- 1.consolationboth
The act of consoling or offering comfort.
- 1.consolationboth
The act of seeking or finding consolation and patience.
- 1.consolationclassical
An alternative form for consolation or the act of consoling.