Hans Wehr Arabic-English Dictionary

Enhanced with root mapping — integrated with Lane's Lexicon & Al-Mawrid

عجز

Root: عجر

3 entries for this word

Hans Wehr Definitions

Entry 1

عجز ‘ajaza i (‘ajz) and ‘ajiza a to be weak, lock strength, be incapable (عن of), be unable (عن to do s.th.); -- ‘ajaza u (عجوز ‘ujūz) and ‘ajuza u to age, grow old (woman) │ ما عجز ان (‘ajaza, ‘ajiza) not to fail to ... II to weaken, debilitate, disable, incapacitate, hamstring, cripple, paralyze (ه s.o.) IV to weaken, debilitate, disable, incapacitate, hamstring, cripple, paralyze (. s.o.); to be impossible (ه for s.o.); to speak in an inimitable, or wonderful, manner │ اعجزه عن الدب والمشي (dabb, mašy) to paralyze s.o.’s every move; اعجزه عن الفهم (fahm) to make comprehension impossible for s.o. X to deem (ه s.o.) incapable (عن of)

Entry 2

عجز ‘ajz weakness, incapacity, disability, failure, impotence (عن for, to do s.th.); deficit

Entry 3

عجز ‘ajuz, ‘ajz pl. اعجاز a‘jāz backside, rump, posteriors │ اعجاز النخل a. an-nakl stumps of palm trees; رد العجز على الصدرعجز (ṣadr) to bring the rear to the fore, i.e., to reverse conditions, make up for a deficiency

Hans Wehr + Lane's Lexicon + Mawrid

Search 30,000+ Hans Wehr entries — free.

"The standard Arabic-English dictionary of Modern Standard Arabic" — enhanced with clickable root mapping, verb forms, and noun patterns.

30,000+ Hans Wehr entries Root-based navigation Full text search Lane's Lexicon & Al-Mawrid included
Search Free

Trusted by researchers at University of Michigan, Duke, Alberta & more