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deal (v.) Middle English delen, from Old English dælan "to divide, distribute, separate;" hence "to share with others, bestow, dispense," and also "take part in, have to do with," from Proto-Germanic *dailjanan (source also of Old Saxon deljan, Old Frisian dela "to divide, distribute," Middle Dutch, Dutch deelen, German teilen, Gothic dailjan),from PIE *dail- "to divide," perhaps a Northern Indo-European extended form of root *da- "to divide," or a word from a substrate language.
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The triliteral root jīm ʿayn lām (ج ع ل) occurs in the Quran 346 times.
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(2:19) Or like a cataclysm, (falling down) from celestial, there is gloom, resound and electrical discharge upon them. They stick their fingers in their ears, from the rumbling, in the hazard mortal. And Allah exhausts the diversioned.
(23:50) We made (Arab. وَجَعَلْنَا, wajaʿalnā) the son of Mary and his mother a sign, and We gave them refuge on high ground, a place for resting and with a water spring
Establishing The Earth
(13:3) And He is the One who solidified The Earth (crust), established (Arab. وَجَعَلَ, wajaʿala) on it mountain ranges and rivers, and from every fruit He made (Arab. جَعَلَ, jaʿala) on it, a pair of two. He (causes) the night to cover the day. Verily, in that are (solid) signs for a people who use allegorical thinking.
