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إِجْرَاء

procedure

Noun · masculineRoot ج-ر-ي

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Highlights

Plural
إِجْرَاءَات
Verbal noun of
to let flow

Most common words from the same root

Verb · Form I
to run
Verb · Form I
to run
Verb · Form IV
to let flow
Verb · Form III
جَارَى
to play along or walk alongside
Noun
مَجْرًى
gutter
Noun
جَارِيَة
a handmaiden

إِجْرَاء in English

Noun · masculine

Verbal noun of أَجْرَى (to let flow): the act or idea of the verb.

  1. procedure, work, deed
  2. measure
    عَلَيْنَا أَنْ نَتَّخِذَ كَافَّةَ الْإجْرَاءَاتِ لِمُكَافَحَةِ الْفَسَادِ.We must take every possible measure in order to combat corruption.

Word origin

Verbal noun of أَجْرَى (ʔajrā).

Words from the root ج-ر-ي

Arabic verbs come in forms; each form's nouns are listed under its verb. See the whole root on one page →

جَرَى · present يَجْرِي

to run (to move quickly as a river), to flow; to blow (wind); to take place, to happen

جَرْي
Verbal noun
course
جَرَيَان
Verbal noun
flow
جَارٍ
Active participle
مَجْرِيّ
Passive participle
مَجْرًى
Derived noun
gutter
جَرَى · present يَجْرِي

to run (to move quickly on two feet)

جَرْي
Verbal noun
جَارٍ
Active participle
مَجْرِيّ
Passive participle
جَرَّى · present يُجَرِّي

to make flow; to implement, to enforce; to conduct, to carry out

تَجْرِيَة
Verbal noun
مُجَرٍّ
Active participle
مُجَرًّى
Passive participle
جَارَى · present يُجَارِي

to play along or walk alongside

مُجَارَاة
Verbal noun
مُجَارٍ
Active participle
مُجَارًى
Passive participle
أَجْرَى · present يُجْرِي
Form IV · Causative

to let flow, to let happen; to conduct, to perform, to carry out (operation); to hold (conversation, talk, dialogue)

Verbal noun
procedure
مُجْرٍ
Active participle
مُجْرًى
Passive participle
جَارِيَة
Noun · f.
a handmaiden

إِجْرَاء: plural and other forms

Singularإِجْرَاء
Pluralإِجْرَاءَات

إِجْرَاء in a sentence

Dictionary examples

measure

عَلَيْنَا أَنْ نَتَّخِذَ كَافَّةَ الْإجْرَاءَاتِ لِمُكَافَحَةِ الْفَسَادِ.We must take every possible measure in order to combat corruption.

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