مير

Core meaning

To victual: to carry provisions to those who lack them.

Uses

1. وَنَمِيرُ → "we shall victual" : the brothers, in a time of dearth, for their family.

   • «وَنَمِيرُ أَهْلَنَا» — "we shall victual our family" (12:65)

Evidence from the text

A single occurrence. In 12:65, the verb opens a series of aims tied to the journey: bringing food to the family, preserving the brother, obtaining "an extra camel's measure". The returned merchandise, at the start of the verse, sets the scene in the exchange of goods for provisions.

The word says the bringing of food to a group, not giving in general: granted sustenance belongs to رزق.

Distinctions

• رزق — to provide: sustenance given
• كيل — the measure of grain