كري
Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThe root 'كري' primarily relates to sleep and its states, such as drowsiness and staying awake. It also extends to meanings of digging, moving vigorously, increasing or decreasing, and the act of hiring or renting.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sleepboth
To fall asleep or be in a state of sleep.
- 1.to sleepboth
To sleep. This is a variant form of the verb.
- 1.sleepclassical
The state of sleep, often used poetically.
- 1.sleepboth
Sleep, the state of being asleep. It can be written with 'ya' (ي).
- 1.sleepyboth
Drowsy or sleepy, in a state of needing sleep.
- 1.drowsinessboth
A state of being drowsy or sleepy, particularly in the morning.
- 1.sleepyboth
Sleepy or drowsy. This is the feminine form of 'kary'.
- 1.to run hardclassical
To run with great speed and intensity.
- 1.to digclassical
To dig or excavate, specifically referring to digging a river or channel.
- 1.to stir with feetclassical
To stir or move something with one's feet, like a camel stirring the ground with its legs while running.
- 1.to increase and decreaseclassical
To both increase and decrease something; it is an antonym.
- 1.to stay awake for Godclassical
To stay awake during the night in devotion or obedience to God.
- 1.to delay dinnerboth
To postpone or delay the evening meal (dinner).
- 1.to prolong conversationboth
To lengthen or prolong a conversation or discussion.
- 1.one who rents outboth
A person who rents out their animal (like a camel or donkey) for hire. It is an active participle used in the sense of a passive participle.
- 1.plantclassical
A type of plant or herb found in pastures.
- 1.treeclassical
A tree that grows in sandy soil, particularly in fertile areas of Najd.
- 1.abundantboth
A large quantity or abundance of something.
- 1.caraway seedsboth
A well-known spice, the seeds of the caraway plant. The pronunciation can be extended.
- 1.rentboth
The fee paid for renting something, such as an animal or property.
- 1.rentboth
The fee paid for renting something; the masdar of the verb 'akra'.
- 1.to rentboth
To hire or rent something, such as an animal or a dwelling.
- 1.to rentboth
To rent or hire something; synonymous with 'iktara'.
- 1.rented animalboth
An animal that has been rented out.
- 1.rented dwellingboth
A dwelling or house that has been rented.
- 1.rentboth
The rent or hire fee. The pronunciation can vary.
- 1.rentclassical
Rent or hire fee. This is a less common variant.
- 1.rent collectorsclassical
Plural of 'makary', referring to those who rent out animals or services.
- 1.rent collectorsboth
Plural of 'makary', referring to those who rent out animals or services.
- 1.one who walks with a swaying gaitclassical
One who walks with a swaying or undulating gait, like a camel.
- 1.to prolongclassical
To make something longer or extend its duration.
- 1.to shortenclassical
To make something shorter or reduce its duration; an antonym.
- 1.to be prolongedclassical
To become longer or extended in time.
- 1.to lose wealthclassical
For a person to lose their wealth or possessions.
- 1.slow-movingclassical
Describing a camel or other animal that has a slow, gentle, and easy gait.
- 1.sleepclassical
Plural of 'kiry' (sleep), used poetically.
- 1.exhaustion of provisionsclassical
The depletion or exhaustion of food supplies.