Roots › ي-س-ر
The Arabic root ي-س-ر (y-s-r)
Form I verb يَسُرَ: effortful
16 words in the dictionary are built from ي-س-ر, including verbs in Forms I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VIII. 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 or become less complex, effortful, or burdensome; to ease up; to be able to do or procure easily; to come or show oneself from the left side
to be or become at financial ease
to be or become simple or easy
to make less complex, effortful, or burdensome; to ease
to go to the left, to take the left side or direction, to be on the left; to be lenient, merciful or obliging with, behave gently and kindly toward
to have it easy; to make things easy for
to be on the left-hand side, to go to the left, to take the left side or direction; to be facile or soft to each other, to treat each other gently, to assist each other; to work or act with success
to divide into parts or portions, let the dice or lot decide
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