ج ف و

Arabic

Root

ج ف و • (j-f-w)

Derived terms
  • Form I: جَفَا‎ (jafā, “to be rough, coarse; to treat harshly, roughly; to turn away from, shun, flee, avoid”)
  • Form III: جَافَى‎ (jāfā, “to treat harshly, rudely, or roughly; to be cruel; to be angry; to flee, elude; to offend”)
    • Verbal noun: مُجَافَاة‎ (mujāfāh), جِفَاء‎ (jifāʔ)
    • Active participle: مُجَافٍ‎ (mujāfin)
    • Passive participle: مُجَافًى‎ (mujāfan)
  • Form VI: تَجَافَى‎ (tajāfā, “to shun, avoid, withdraw from; to have an aversion, loathe; to display rude manners”)
    • Verbal noun: تَجَافٍ‎ (tajāfin)
    • Active participle: مُتَجَافٍ‎ (mutajāfin)
    • Passive participle: مُتَجَافًى‎ (mutajāfan)
  • جَفْو‎ (jafw, “roughness, harshness”)
  • جَفْوة‎ (jafwa, “roughness; estrangement, alienation; quarrel, disagreement, dissention”)
  • جَفَاء‎ (jafāʔ, “roughness, harshness; sternness; antipathy, distaste, aversion, loathing; estrangement, alienation”)
  • جَافٍ‎ (jāfin, “coarse, rough, harsh; rude, uncouth”)
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