زبرج
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThe root 'zbrj' primarily relates to adornment, decoration, and embellishment. It extends to encompass various forms of beauty, including precious stones, fine fabrics, and even the deceptive allure of worldly possessions. The root also describes certain types of clouds, particularly those with color or fine texture.
Derived headwords
- 1.Embroideryboth
Intricate decorative needlework, often colorful and elaborate.
- 2.Goldclassical
The precious metal, used here metaphorically for something valuable or intensely hot.
- 3.Ornamentation of weaponsclassical
Decorative elements or embellishments applied to weaponry.
- 4.Thin, reddish cloudsclassical
Clouds that are delicate in texture and possess a hue of red.
- 5.Mottled cloudsclassical
Clouds that are streaked or spotted with black and red.
- 6.Worldly allureclassical
The deceptive beauty and temptations of material possessions and life.
- 7.Patternboth
A decorative design or motif.
- 1.To adornboth
To make something beautiful or attractive through decoration.
- 2.To embellishboth
To add decorative details or features to something.
- 1.Adornedboth
Decorated or embellished.
- 2.Beautifulboth
Possessing qualities that give great pleasure or satisfaction to see, hear, think about, etc.
- 1.Adorned thingclassical
Something that has been decorated or embellished.
- 1.Emeraldboth
A precious green gemstone.
- 1.Emeraldclassical
A precious green gemstone (variant form).