مرج
العربية
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مرج¹
verb مَرَجَ · maraja · يَمْرُجُ · مَرْج · مَارِج
- to send (an animal) to pasture
- to allow to flow freely and mingle
- to range freely
- to mix
مرج²
verb مَرِجَ · marija · يَمْرَجُ · مَرَج · مُرُوج
- to fit loosely on the finger (of a ring)
- to be in disorder, to be in confusion, to be confused or mixed up (e.g. of people or a matter)
- to become broken or corrupt (of a religious covenant)
مرج³
noun مَرْج · marj · الْمَرْج · مَرْجٌ
- verbal noun of مَرَجَ (maraja, “to mix; to pasture (an animal)”) (form I)
مرج⁴
noun مَرَج · maraj · الْمَرَج · مَرَجٌ
- verbal noun of مَرَجَ (maraja, “to be confused or mixed up; to fit loosely on the finger (of a ring)”) (form I)
مرج⁵
Where it comes from
Disputed etymology:
*Borrowed from Classical Syriac ܡܪܓܐ (margā), from Parthian [Term?] (/marγ/, “meadow”), from earlier [Term?] (/marg/), from Avestan 𐬨𐬀𐬭𐬆𐬖𐬁 (mar^əγā); cognates with Persian راغ (râġ, “meadow”), Middle Persian lʾg (/rag/, “meadow, pasture”), more distantly Sanskrit मार्ग (mārga, “route, path, way, passage, track”), and the borrowed Armenian մարգ (marg).
*From Proto-Afroasiatic *marag- (“field, grassland”), found in Dangaléat mórgó (“field”), Oromo marga (“grass”), and Akkadian 𒈥𒄖 (/margû/, “topographic term, field, meadow-lands, grasslands”) attested since the Old Babylonian period.
noun مَرْج · marj · مُرُوج · الْمَرْج
- meadow
In English
- meadow field or pasture
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