ناء

Arabic

Etymology 1

Root
⁧ن ي ء⁩ (n-y-ʔ)

Compare Ge'ez ኔአ (neʾä, “to be raw, to be uncooked”).

Verb

⁧نَاءَ⁩ • (nāʔa) I, non-past ⁧يَنِيءُ⁩‎ (yanīʔu)

  1. to be raw, to be uncooked
Conjugation

Etymology 2

Root
⁧ن و ء⁩ (n-w-ʔ)

Verb

⁧نَاءَ⁩ • (nāʔa) I, non-past ⁧يَنُوءُ⁩‎ (yanūʔu)

  1. to rise with difficulty against, to press heavily with, to struggle to bear, to maintain expensively, to grind through [+ ⁧بِ⁩ (object)] or [+ ⁧تَحْتُ⁩ (object)] or formerly [+ ⁧لِ⁩ (object)] and [+ ⁧إِلَى⁩ (object)]
Conjugation
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