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مَعْرَكَة

battle

Noun · feminineRoot ع-ر-ك

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Plural
مَعَارِك

Most common words from the same root

Noun
عِرَاك
fight
Verb · Form VI
تَعَارَكَ
to fight
Verb · Form III
عَارَكَ
to fight

مَعْرَكَة in English

Noun · feminine

  1. battle
  2. battlefield

Word origin

Noun of place from the root ع ر ك (ʕ r k). Compare Hebrew מַעֲרָכָה (ma'arakha, “battle, campaign”).

Words from the root ع-ر-ك

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عَرَكَ · present يَعْرُكُ

to knead, to mix thoroughly until cohesive; to rub, to chafe, to wear out by rubbing

عَرْك
Verbal noun
عَارِك
Active participle
مَعْرُوك
Passive participle
عَارَكَ · present يُعَارِكُ

to fight (someone)

عِرَاك
Verbal noun
fight
مُعَارَكَة
Verbal noun
a fight
مُعَارِك
Active participle
مُعَارَك
Passive participle
تَعَارَكَ · present يَتَعَارَكُ
Form VI · Mutual action

to fight, squabble, quarrel with each other

تَعَارُك
Verbal noun
مُتَعَارِك
Active participle
مُتَعَارَك
Passive participle
Noun · f.
battle
مُعْتَرَك
Noun · m.
a battlefield

مَعْرَكَة: plural and other forms

Singularمَعْرَكَة
Pluralمَعَارِك

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