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فهج
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily discusses names and attributes of wine. It also touches upon related concepts like purity and fabricated names for wine, with some etymological discussions.
Derived headwords
الفيهجnoun
- 1.wineclassical
A name for wine.
- 2.pure wineclassical
Specifically refers to pure or clear wine.
- 3.wine measureclassical
A measure or vessel used for wine.
- 4.fabricated nameclassical
An invented or fabricated name for wine.
جيدريةadjective
- 1.from Jaydarclassical
An adjective indicating origin from a village in Syria called Jaydar, or a place named Judar, though the attribution is considered irregular.
الحقnoun
- 1.deathclassical
In this context, 'al-Haqq' refers to death.
الباطلnoun
- 1.vanityclassical
In this context, 'al-Batil' refers to amusement or frivolous activity.
القنديدnoun
- 1.fabricated name for wineclassical
Considered an invented or fabricated name for wine.
أم زنبقname
- 1.fabricated name for wineclassical
Considered an invented or fabricated name for wine.
Parallel reading
الفيهج: من أسماء الخمر، وقيل: هو من صفاتها
Al-Fihaj: is among the names of wine, and it is said to be one of its attributes.
قال: ألا يا اصبحاني فيهجا جيدرية ... بماء سحاب، يسبق الحق باطلي
He said: 'O my two companions, give me pure wine from Jaydar... with rainwater, my vanity precedes my mortality.'
جيدرية: منسوبة إلى قرية بالشام يقال لها جيدر
Jaydariyya: is attributed to a village in Syria called Jaydar.
وقيل: الفيهج الخمر فارسي معرب
And it is said: Al-Fihaj (wine) is a Persian loanword.
والحق: الموت
And al-Haqq: is death.
والباطل: اللهو
And al-Batil: is amusement.
وقيل: الفيهج الخمر الصافية
And it is said: Al-Fihaj is pure wine.
ابن الأنباري: الفيهج اسم مختلق للخمر، وكذلك القنديد وأم زنبق
Ibn al-Anbari said: Al-Fihaj is an invented name for wine, as are Al-Qandīd and Umm Zanbaq.
وقيل: الفيهج ما تكال به الخمر
And it is said: Al-Fihaj is what wine is measured by.
ألا يا اصبحينا فيهجا جدرية
O my two companions, give me wine from Judar.
وجدرية منسوبة إلى جدر، قرية بالشام
And Judariyya is attributed to Judar, a village in Syria.