Roots › ح-ض-ر
The Arabic root ح-ض-ر (h-d-r)
Form I verb حَضَرَ: to be present
24 words in the dictionary are built from ح-ض-ر, including verbs in Forms I, III, IV, V, VIII, X. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
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Verbs and the nouns that come from them
to be present, to attend
to be settled, to be sedentary
to give a lecture to; to lecture; to witness, to be present for
to bring; to cause to come, call for, send for, summon; to cause to be present with, bring to (doubly transitive)
to run, to trot (of a man or horse)
to be or become civilized, settled or urbanize; to become a sedentary in a civilized area or a town dweller; to get ready or be prepared
to be present at, to attend
to be on death's doorstep, to be dying
to summon physically, to ask for, to demand the presence of, to call for; to summon mentally, to bring (a thought, a memory, an image, and the like) to one's mind, to think back to, to conjure up, to call up, to recall, to recollect, to reminisce about; to urge (a horse) on to run
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