زجج

زَجَّ

To pierce or thrust with the pointed iron fitting of a spear; to cast at someone with it.

The object used for piercing or throwing is the زُجّ, the pointed iron fitting of the spear.

• Lane · entry 30879

زَجَّ

To cast or throw a thing away from oneself or from one's hand.

A figurative extension of casting or thrusting.

• Lane · entry 30879

زَجَّ

Of an ostrich, to run while throwing out its legs.

Applied specifically to the ostrich's manner of running.

• Lane · entry 30879

يَزُجُّ

Of a valley, to put forth herbage as though casting it from itself.

A figurative description of vegetation emerging from a valley.

• Lane · entry 30879

زَجَّ

Of an eyebrow, to be or become narrow and long, or narrow and arched.

An intransitive descriptive use concerning the form of the eyebrow.

• Lane · entry 30879

زَجَّجَ

To shape the eyebrows by making them narrow, long, or arched; to trim redundant hair or lengthen their appearance with antimony.

A cosmetic or grooming application to the eyebrows; the alternatives describe related methods of producing the stated appearance.

• Lane · entry 30880

زَجَّجَ

To make a place even and adjusted; alternatively, to provide it with a زُجّ to hold and protect what is inside.

Reported for the prepared hole or place in a piece of wood; the two explanations are variant interpretations of the construction.

• Lane · entry 30880

أَزَجَّ

To put or make a زُجّ on a spear.

The زُجّ is the pointed iron fitting attached to the spear.

• Lane · entry 30881

أَزَجَّ

To remove the زُجّ from a spear.

A reported but disputed interpretation of the Form IV expression; another authority rejects this meaning.

• Lane · entry 30881

اِزْدَجَّ

Of an eyebrow, to reach the outer extremity of the eye.

Applied to the extension of the eyebrow toward the eye's outer edge.

• Lane · entry 30882

اِزْدَجَّ

Of herbage, for the intervening spaces to become closed up.

Applied to vegetation whose growth fills the spaces between it.

• Lane · entry 30882

زُجٌّ

The pointed iron foot, heel, or shoe fixed to the lower end of a spear, used to stick the spear into the ground; by synecdoche, its plural can denote spears generally.

The iron fitting at the upper end of a spear, used for piercing, is distinguished as a سِنَانٌ.

• Lane · entry 30883

زُجٌّ

The pointed extremity or joint of the elbow; by extension, the elbow.

A figurative anatomical use based on the pointed extremity of the spear fitting.

• Lane · entry 30883

زِجَاجٌ

The tushes or canine teeth of a stallion camel.

A figurative plural use.

• Lane · entry 30883

زِجَاجٌ

An iron pivot around which a millstone turns.

A rare reported meaning marked as an assumed figurative application.

• Lane · entry 30883

زِجٌّ

An arrowhead.

The term is also used for the pointed metal head of an arrow, with separately recorded plural forms.

• Lane · entry 30883

زَجَجٌ

Narrowness and length, or narrowness, fullness, and arching, of the eyebrows.

The variant descriptions concern the characteristic shape or appearance of the eyebrows.

• Lane · entry 30884

زَجَجٌ

Of an ostrich, length of the shanks and breadth of stride.

Applied to the ostrich's leg proportions and manner of stepping.

• Lane · entry 30884

زَجَجٌ

Of camels, width or wideness in the space between the hind legs.

Applied to the bodily spacing of camels.

• Lane · entry 30884

زَجَجٌ

Wideness of a solid hoof.

This is described as a fault in the hoof.

• Lane · entry 30884

زُجُجٌ

Darts or javelins furnished with iron heads.

A plural noun for iron-headed missiles.

• Lane · entry 30885

زُجُجٌ

Wild asses fighting one another.

A lexicographic reading reported in variant copies; the fighting-wild-asses interpretation is the preferred reading in the cited discussion.

• Lane · entry 30885

زَجَاجٌ

The berries of the clove tree.

This meaning is associated with the fatḥah-vowelled form زَجَاجٌ.

• Lane · entry 30886

زِجَاجَةٌ

The art or occupation of making glass or glass vessels.

A specialized occupational meaning of a variant of the glass-related noun.

• Lane · entry 30887

زُجَاجِيٌّ

A seller of glass or glass vessels.

An occupational noun derived from the glass term.

• Lane · entry 30888

زَجَّاجٌ

A maker or manufacturer of glass or glass vessels.

An occupational noun for a glassmaker.

• Lane · entry 30889

الزَّجَّاجَةُ

The anus.

A rare figurative explanation based on the emission of wind and excrement.

• Lane · entry 30890

أَزَجُّ

Having narrow, long, full, or arched eyebrows; in a Yemeni dialect, the eyebrow itself.

Applied to a person or eyebrow; the naturally occurring eyebrow form is distinguished in the lexical discussion from an artificially produced form.

• Lane · entry 30891

أَزَجُّ

Long-legged or long-stepping.

Applied especially to an ostrich, and also to a man.

• Lane · entry 30891

أَزَجُّ

Of a male ostrich, having white feathers above the eyes.

A separately reported descriptive application to the ostrich.

• Lane · entry 30891

أَزَجُّ

Of a solid hoof, wide.

A descriptive application to the hoof, recorded as a figurative extension.

• Lane · entry 30891

مُزَجٌّ

A spear having a زُجّ affixed to it.

The derived noun denotes the spear by reference to its fitted lower iron.

• Lane · entry 30892

مِزَجٌّ

A short spear like a مِزْرَاق, fitted with a زُجّ at its lower end.

A weapon noun describing the spear and its lower fitting.

• Lane · entry 30893

مِزَجٌّ

Something that transfixes or passes through quickly.

A secondary application of the short-spear noun.

• Lane · entry 30893

مِزَجَّةٌ

An instrument used to shape the eyebrow into the form described as أَزَجُّ.

A cosmetic implement for producing a narrow, long, or arched eyebrow.

• Lane · entry 30894

مَزْجُوجٌ

Pierced or thrust with the زُجّ of a spear; cast at with it.

A passive participial description of someone or something struck or thrown at with the spear fitting.

• Lane · entry 30896

مَزْجُوجٌ

A large bucket whose two opposite lips or edges are brought together and sewn.

A separate noun for a particular construction of bucket.

• Lane · entry 30896