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سجر
s-j-r
The root سجر primarily means to fill something, often with water, or to heat an oven by filling it with fuel. It can also describe a camel's prolonged cry or making hair hang down.
Root
س-ج-ر
3
Total uses
3
Verses
3
Surahs
3
Forms
Root
س-ج-ر
Root Meaning
The root سجر primarily means to fill something, often with water, or to heat an oven by filling it with fuel. It can also describe a camel's prolonged cry or making hair hang down.
Derived forms
يُسۡجَرُونَ1ٱلۡمَسۡجُورِ1سُجِّرَتۡ1
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📖 Ayaths where this word appears (3)
Ghafir 40:72
يُسْجَرُونَMeaning here: The root سجر primarily means to fill something, often with water, or to heat an oven by filling it with fuel. It can also describe a camel's prolonged cry or making hair hang down.
Through boiling waters; then they are thrust into the Fire
At-Tur 52:6
ٱلْمَسْجُورِMeaning here: The root سجر primarily means to fill something, often with water, or to heat an oven by filling it with fuel. It can also describe a camel's prolonged cry or making hair hang down.
And the sea kept filled
At-Takwir 81:6
سُجِّرَتْMeaning here: The root سجر primarily means to fill something, often with water, or to heat an oven by filling it with fuel. It can also describe a camel's prolonged cry or making hair hang down.
And when the seas rise