In Arabic grammar and morphology, "tajri" is an imperfect verb form derived from the root jaraya, translating to "flows," "runs," or "proceeds." It frequently appears in classical texts, poetry, and religious literature—such as Quranic descriptions of paradise where rivers flow beneath gardens (tajri min tahtihal anhar). Its precise definition depends on the contextual sentence structure, usually describing the movement of liquids, currents, or metaphorical processes unfolding over time.