mountain
21 occurrences across 2 Arabic/Persian roots
ج- ب- ل (j-b-l) — mountain; mountains; mountain, constitution
“mountain” accounts for
20 of
28 occurrences of this root
(71%)
(j-b-l) — mountain; mountains; mountain, constitution
“mountain” accounts for 20 of 28 occurrences of this root (71%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
mountain 71% two mountain 4% summit 4% rocklike 4% peak 4% mountain-top 4% mount 4% immovable mountain 4% hill 4%
Examples
epistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §129: الجبال: mountainsgleaningsGWB §111: جبل: mountainkitab-i-iqanKIQ §275: جَبَلَ: mountainprayers-and-meditationsP&M §272: وَالجِبالِ: mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §132: الجبال: mountainsgleaningsGWB §26: جبل: mountainprayers-and-meditationsP&M §65: الجِبالُ: the mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §193: الجبال: mountainsgleaningsGWB §395: الجبال: every mountainprayers-and-meditationsP&M §725: الجِبالِ: mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §193: جبل: mountaingleaningsGWB §73: جبل: of the mountainepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §210: جبل: mountaingleaningsGWB §77: الجبال: the mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §212: الجبال: the mountainsgleaningsGWB §86: الجبال: the mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §256: جبال: mountainsgleaningsGWB §87: الجبال: mountainsepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §37: جبل: mountainepistle-to-the-son-of-the-wolfESW §7: جبل: the mountain
ط- و- ر (ṭ-w-r) — manner; mount; mount sinai
“mountain” accounts for
1 of
22 occurrences of this root
(5%)
(ṭ-w-r) — manner; mount; mount sinai
“mountain” accounts for 1 of 22 occurrences of this root (5%)
Forms seen
Translation spectrum for this root
rustling 14% mount 9% conduct 9% burning bush 9% another time 9% they that have recognized the splendors of sinai 5% they that have recognized the radiance of the sinaitic splendor 5% soared 5% sinai of thy revelation 5% sacred mount 5% mysterious and transcendent 5% mountain 5% machination 5% having soared 5% behavior 5% another 5%
See Also
Other English words/phrases that share the same Arabic/Persian roots: