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jazar
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noun[C, U]
carrots; the edible orange root vegetable, considered collectively or as individual carrots
jazar
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Etymology
From Arabic جَزَر, a common noun for the carrot plant and its root.
Examples
اشتريت جزرًا طازجًا من السوق.
ishtaraytu jazaran ṭāzajan min as-sūq
I bought fresh carrots from the market.
أضف الجزر إلى الحساء.
ʾaḍif al-jazara ilā al-ḥasāʾ
Add the carrots to the soup.
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noun[C]
islands; plural of جزيرة, a landmass surrounded by water
juzur
Pronunciation
Etymology
Broken plural of Arabic جَزِيرَة meaning “island.”
Examples
تضم إندونيسيا آلاف الجزر.
taḍummu indūnīsiyā ālāfa al-juzur
Indonesia includes thousands of islands.
زارت العائلة جزرًا صغيرة في البحر.
zārat al-ʿāʾilatu juzuran ṣaghīratan fī al-baḥr
The family visited small islands in the sea.
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noun[U]
ebb tide; the receding of seawater from the shore
jazr
Pronunciation
Etymology
Verbal noun from the Arabic root ج ز ر, associated with cutting back or receding.
Examples
يحدث الجزر عندما ينحسر ماء البحر.
yaḥduthu al-jazru ʿindamā yanḥasiru māʾu al-baḥr
Ebb tide occurs when the seawater recedes.
ينتظر الصيادون وقت الجزر.
yantaẓiru aṣ-ṣayyādūn waqt al-jazr
The fishermen wait for the time of low tide.
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verb[T]
to slaughter or cut; especially to kill an animal by cutting, in older or formal usage
jazara
Pronunciation
Etymology
From the Arabic triliteral root ج ز ر, connected with cutting or severing.
Examples
جزر الجزار الشاة بسرعة.
jazara al-jazzāru ash-shāta bisurʿah
The butcher slaughtered the sheep quickly.
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