ر و ج

Arabic

Etymology

All from رَوَاج‎ (rawāj).

Root

ر و ج • (r-w-j)

  1. related to being around

Derived terms

  • Form I: رَاجَ‎ (rāja, “to have currency, to circulate, to sell well, to be in demand, to burgeon, to be buoyant”)
    • Verbal noun: رَوَاج‎ (rawāj)
    • Active participle: رَائِج‎ (rāʔij)
    • Passive participle: مَرُوج‎ (marūj)
  • Form II: رَوَّجَ‎ (rawwaja, “to make have currency, to make circulate, to sling well, to propagate, to pitch, to promote”)
    • Verbal noun: تَرْوِيج‎ (tarwīj)
    • Active participle: مُرَوِّج‎ (murawwij)
    • Passive participle: مُرَوَّج‎ (murawwaj)
  • Form V: تَرَوَّجَ‎ (tarawwaja, “to go round about the watering-trough; to be valid; to accept as a valid currency”)
    • Verbal noun: تَرَوُّج‎ (tarawwuj)
    • Active participle: مُتَرَوِّج‎ (mutarawwij)
    • Passive participle: مُتَرَوَّج‎ (mutarawwaj)
  • رَوَّاج‎ (rawwāj, “going round about the watering-trough but not reaching it”)
  • أَرْوَج‎ (ʔarwaj, “going around faster”)

References

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