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أ ج ج

Root أ ج ج · 3 times

أ ج ج Ujāj in the Qur'an

Words from this root appear 3 times in the Qur'an, in 1 form. Ujāj means "bitter".

أُجَاجٌۭ

ujāj

Read here as ujājun · Noun · 3 times in the Qur'an

Meaningbitter · saltyکھاری ہے۔ کڑوا ہے · نہایت تلخ · کڑوا زہرकड़वा · निहायत तल्ख़ · सख़्त खाराবিস্বাদ · লোনাpahit · sangat asin/pahit · asinacıdır · tuzluமிக்க உவர்ப்பானது · உவர்ப்பான · உப்பு நீராகتلخ · تلخ، بسیار شور

  1. 25:53(and) bitterکھاری ہے۔ کڑوا ہےकड़वाবিস্বাদpahitve acıdırமிக்க உவர்ப்பானதுتلخ
  2. 35:12(and) bitterنہایت تلخनिहायत तल्ख़বিস্বাদsangat asin/pahitacıdırஉவர்ப்பான(து)تلخ
  3. 56:70saltyکڑوا زہرसख़्त खाराলোনাasintuzluஉப்பு நீராகتلخ، بسیار شور

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