قنء
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThe root قنء primarily relates to intense redness, often associated with blood or ripe fruit. It can also extend to meanings of darkening, dying, or a place shielded from the sun.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be intensely redboth
To be of a deep, strong red color, often implying ripeness or intensity.
- 2.to reddenboth
To cause something to become intensely red.
- 1.intense rednessboth
The state or quality of being intensely red.
- 1.intensely redboth
Describing something that is a deep, strong red color.
- 1.to darkenclassical
To become dark, specifically referring to the darkening of extremities with henna.
- 1.to dieclassical
To cease to live; to expire.
- 1.to cause to dieclassical
To cause someone to die; to bring about their death.
- 1.to cause to dieclassical
To compel or cause someone to be killed.
- 2.to make possible/easyclassical
To make something achievable or accessible; to bring something near.
- 1.to be intensely redclassical
To become intensely red, used as an alternative form to قَنَأَ.
- 1.to darken (with dye)classical
To make something dark, specifically referring to dyeing a beard black.
- 1.darkening (with dye)classical
The act of making something dark, particularly dyeing a beard black.
- 1.shady placeclassical
A place that is not reached by the sun, especially during winter; a shady spot.
- 1.shady placeclassical
A place that is not reached by the sun, especially during winter; a shady spot. (Variant of مقنا)
- 1.shady placeclassical
A place that is not reached by the sun, especially during winter; a shady spot. (Variant of مقنا)
- 1.shady placeclassical
A place that is not reached by the sun, especially during winter; a shady spot. (Variant of مقنا)