عرو

عَرَا

To come to or approach someone, especially in search of beneficence, bounty, aid, or a gift; also, of guests, to come to a person.

Form I usage with a person as object; the approach may be ordinary or motivated by seeking assistance.

• Lane · entry 2980

عَرَا

Of an affair, event, malady, cold, or similar thing: to come upon, befall, or strike someone.

Form I usage in which the subject is an event, condition, or external influence.

• Lane · entry 2980

عُرِيَ

To become affected by fever with shivering, or to tremble from fear.

A passive or intransitive Form I usage describing the person affected.

• Lane · entry 2980

عُرِيَ

To feel want of, or yearn toward, something after having parted with it.

Reported in a figurative construction with إِلَى, especially of property sold or relinquished.

• Lane · entry 2980

عُرْوَةٌ

A fastening, loop, or loop-shaped handle by which something is secured or held, including those of garments, loads, vessels, and water-bags.

The literal physical sense includes a garment button-loop and the handles or fittings of various containers and loads.

• Lane · entry 2981
• Lane · entry 2990

أَعْرَى

To assign a palm tree to a needy person so that the person may eat its fruit for a period.

Form IV transitive usage involving the grant or assignment of a palm tree and its fruit.

• Lane · entry 2982

أَعْرَى

To leave a companion behind and withdraw without aiding him.

A reported Form IV sense; the lexical source itself notes that it may instead belong to the related entry عَرَى.

• Lane · entry 2982

أَعْرَى

To become fevered or affected by fever; to be affected by a cold night or experience evening cold.

Intransitive Form IV usage describing exposure to fever or cold.

• Lane · entry 2982

اِعْتَرَى

To repair to, or make for, a region or quarter.

A Classical Form VIII directional use.

• Lane · entry 2983

اِسْتَعْرَى

Of people: to eat fresh ripe dates in every direction.

Form X usage with the people as subject.

• Lane · entry 2984

عَرًا

A region, quarter, or vicinity.

A nominal place-term; it can denote the area around or near a settlement.

• Lane · entry 2985

عَرًا

A yard, court, or open area around a dwelling or place of abode.

A place-term used in expressions for settling or alighting in a court or open area.

• Lane · entry 2985

عِرْوٌ

Free from disquiet, anxiety, or grief concerning an affair; at ease or unconcerned.

The expression أَنَا عِرْوٌ مِنْهُ means that one is free, or free in mind, from the matter.

• Lane · entry 2987

عِرْوٌ

A company or group of men.

Usually reported in the plural form أَعْرَاءٌ.

• Lane · entry 2987

عَرَاةٌ

Vehemence or intensity of cold.

A nominal use reported as originally related to عَرْوَةٌ.

• Lane · entry 2988

عُرْوَةٌ

The external flesh or folds at the lower part of the female external genitalia.

An anatomical specialization; the paired structures are called عُرْوَتَانِ.

• Lane · entry 2990
• Lane · entry 2997

عُرْوَةٌ

Vegetation or pasture that remains available during drought, especially enduring shrubs or trees on which livestock feed.

The term may denote drought-surviving pasture, persistent shrubs, or dense trees among which camels or other livestock feed.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرْوَةٌ

The environs of a town where people pasture their cattle.

A place-term for the surrounding grazing area of a settlement.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرًى

A company or party of people from whom one benefits or profits.

A figurative plural use likening such people to enduring vegetation that provides sustenance.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرْوَةٌ

Something held in high estimation or much request, such as an excellent animal or other prized property.

A figurative singular use applied to valuable camels, cattle, horses, or comparable property.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرْوَةُ الصَّعَالِيكِ

A stay or support for poor or needy people.

An idiomatic figurative expression for a person or thing on which the needy rely.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرْوَةٌ

A name or epithet for the lion.

A lexicalized nominal use.

• Lane · entry 2990

عُرَوَاءُ

A tremor or shivering, especially the onset of fever; also the trembling inspired in others by the coming of a hero.

The heroic extension is reported as an attributed Classical usage; the ordinary sense concerns shivering or the first access of fever.

• Lane · entry 2991

عُرَوَاءُ

The low voice or growl of a lion.

A nominal animal-related use.

• Lane · entry 2991

عُرَوَاءُ

The interval from the sun's yellowing until nightfall, associated with the onset of cold and a northerly or north wind.

A time and weather term for the cooling period between late day and night.

• Lane · entry 2991

عَرِيٌّ

An epithet for a palm tree of the type called عَرِيَّةٌ.

An adjectival or nominal epithet applied to the tree.

• Lane · entry 2992

عَرِيٌّ

A cold wind; also, a cold evening or night.

Used adjectivally or nominally of cold weather and the wind associated with it.

• Lane · entry 2992

عَرِيَّةٌ

A palm tree assigned by its owner to another, especially a needy person, so that the recipient may eat its fruit for a year.

The term is also associated with a palm tree excluded from ordinary fruit-bargaining or from which the fruit has been taken or scattered, according to reported explanations.

• Lane · entry 2993

عَرِيَّةٌ

A type of basket made from palm leaves for carrying dates and similar goods.

A separate nominal use from the palm-tree sense.

• Lane · entry 2993

أُعْرُوَانٌ

A plant, especially one whose leaves do not fall in winter.

A plant name with an evergreen or winter-persistent characterization.

• Lane · entry 2996