هَرْج
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ه-ر-ج
The Arabic root ه-ر-ج (h-r-j)
Form I verb هَرَجَ: to be in disorder
6 words in the dictionary are built from ه-ر-ج, including verbs in Forms I, II. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
Most common
Verb · Form II
هَرَّجَ
to agitate
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
هَرَجَ
· present يَهْرِجُ
Form I · The plain action
to be in disorder, to be in great confusion, to be in great commotion; to be agitated, to be confused, to be excited; to handle or deal with clumsily
هَارِج
هَرَجَ
· present يَهْرُجُ
Form I · The plain action
to make out with, to get busy with, to cohabit; to leave open (a door); to kill
هَرْج
هَارِج
مَهْرُوج
هَرَّجَ
· present يُهَرِّجُ
Form II · Causative or intensive
to agitate, to disrupt, to put into (more) commotion, to stir up, to get (someone) excited; to jest, to play around (by being silly or the like), to clown around, to play the fool, to behave in a silly or foolish way
Other nouns and adjectives
هَرِج
fatuous
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