مهج
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThe root مهج (m-h-j) primarily relates to the essence, core, or vital fluid of something, particularly the heart's blood or the soul. It extends to concepts of purity, refinement, and the finest part of a substance, such as milk or fat. It can also denote a state of recovery or improvement in appearance after illness.
Derived headwords
- 1.heart's bloodboth
The vital blood of the heart, considered the essence of life.
- 2.soulboth
The spirit or life force; one's very being.
- 3.essenceboth
The purest or most essential part of something.
- 1.to recover appearanceclassical
To have one's face improve in appearance after an illness.
- 1.pure milkclassical
Refers to milk that is pure, without added water, and has a good taste.
- 1.pureclassical
Describing something as pure or unadulterated, often used for milk.
- 1.pure milkclassical
Pure milk, free from water, especially when its froth has settled.
- 2.thin fatclassical
Describing fat as thin or lean.
- 1.pure milkclassical
Pure milk, free from water, especially when its froth has settled.
- 1.pure milkclassical
Pure milk, free from water, especially when its froth has settled.
- 1.thin milkclassical
Describing milk as thin or watery.
- 1.pure milkclassical
Pure milk, free from water, especially when its froth has settled.
- 1.my soulboth
My soul, my life, or my utmost effort.