قرزح

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes unattractive or short women, but also extends to a type of garment worn by Bedouin women, a specific shrub with black seeds, a type of herb, and a horse's name.

Derived headwords

القِرْزَحَةnoun

1.
Unattractive short womanclassical
A woman who is short and unattractive in appearance.

القَرَازِحnoun

1.
Unattractive short womenclassical
The plural form of 'qirzah' (قِرْزَحَة), referring to unattractive and short women.

القِرْزَحnoun

1.
Bedouin women's garmentclassical
A type of garment that was worn by Bedouin women.

القِرْزَحnoun

1.
Shrubclassical
A type of shrub, characterized by having black seeds.

القِرْزُوحnoun

1.
Shrubclassical
Another term for a type of shrub, similar to 'qirzah' (قِرْزَح).

قِرْزَحَةnoun

1.
Small shrubclassical
A small shrub, described as being gnarled (ja'dah) and having black seeds.

قِرْزَحَةnoun

1.
Herbclassical
A type of herb, though its specific characteristics were not fully elaborated.

قُرْزَحname

1.
Name of a horseclassical
A proper name given to a horse.

Parallel reading

القرزحة من النساء: الدميمة القصيرة

Al-qirzah (القرزحة) from women: the unattractive short one.

والجمع القرازح

And the plural is al-qarazih (القرازح).

عبلة لا دل الخوامل دلها، ... ولا زيها زي القباح القرازح

Abla, she does not have the coquetry of the indolent ones, ... nor is her attire like the attire of the unattractive short women.

والقرزح: ثوب كان نساء الأعراب يلبسنه.

And al-qirzah (القرزح): a garment that the women of the Arabs used to wear.

والقرزح والقرزوح: شجر، واحدته قرزحة

And al-qirzah (القرزح) and al-qirzuh (القرزوح): trees, the singular of which is qirzah (قرزحة).

القرزحة شجيرة جعدة لها حب أسود.

Al-qirzah (القرزحة) is a gnarled small shrub with black seeds.

والقرزحة: بقلة؛ عن كراع، ولم يحلها

And al-qirzah (القرزحة): an herb; according to Kura', and he did not elaborate on it.

والجمع قرزح.

And the plural is qirzah (قرزح).

وقرزح: اسم فرس.

And Qirzah (قرزح): the name of a horse.