عكر
عَكَرَ(n. ac.
عَكْر
عُكُوْر)
a. ['Ala], Returned, turned back to; turned, wheeled round
upon.
b. [Bi], Returned to the charge with ( the lance).
عَكِرَ(n. ac. عَكَر)
a. Was thick, turbid, muddy (water).
عَكَّرَa. Troubled, mudded, fouled (water).
b. [ coll. ], Troubled, grieved
vexed, disturbed, upset.
أَعْكَرَa. see II (a)b. Was dark, murky (night).
تَعَكَّرَ
a. [ coll. ]
see (عَكِرَ)
تَعَاْكَرَa. Became mixed together.
إِنْعَكَرَa. Returned, turned back.
إِعْتَكَرَa. see I (a)
IV (b) & VI.
d. Poured down (rain).
e. Lasted, endured (youth).
f. Raised the dust.
g. [ coll. ]
see (عَكِرَ)
عَكْرَةa. Renewed attack, fresh charge.
عِكْرa. Origin; original state.
عَكَرa. Dregs, lees, sediment.
عَكِرa. Thick, turbid, muddy, fouled.
مَعْكَرa. see 1t
عَكَّاْرa. Persistent in attacking.
N. P.
عَكَّرَa. see 5