عصفر
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root 'asfara' primarily relates to the plant safflower, used for dyeing. It extends to various derived meanings including a type of bird, parts of saddles and camel litters, and anatomical features in horses and the brain. It also encompasses abstract concepts like twisting and hunger pangs.
Derived headwords
- 1.safflower plantboth
A plant whose juice is used for dyeing, considered an imported word (mu'arrab). It exists in wild and cultivated forms.
- 2.dyeboth
The substance derived from the safflower plant, used for coloring.
- 1.to dyeboth
To dye a garment using safflower.
- 1.to be dyedboth
To become dyed, referring to a garment colored with safflower.
- 1.lord, masterclassical
A term for a leader or master.
- 2.male birdboth
A male bird; the female is specified with the feminine suffix.
- 3.male locustboth
The male of the locust.
- 4.wooden part of a howdahboth
A wooden piece in a howdah that gathers the ends of other wooden parts, resembling a saddle.
- 5.wooden part of a saddleboth
The wooden pieces that secure the tops of the saddle's frame.
- 6.part of a saddleboth
A piece of wood at the front of a saddle, between the front pommels.
- 7.part of a camel litterboth
A wooden piece used to secure the tops of the camel's load frame.
- 8.part of a camel saddleboth
One of the wooden supports of a camel saddle (qitb), with plural 'asafir.
- 9.bony prominence on a horse's foreheadboth
A protruding bone on a horse's forehead, or two such bones on either side of the forehead.
- 10.origin of the forelockboth
The place where the forelock grows, or the bone beneath it between the eyes.
- 11.part of the brainboth
A protruding piece of the brain beneath the main part, separated by a membrane.
- 12.horse's flowing mane hairboth
The hair flowing from a horse's forehead that does not reach the muzzle.
- 13.nerves on a camel's backboth
The nerves located on the camel's hump.
- 14.childclassical
A term for a child, used in Yemen.
- 1.part of a saddleboth
A specific wooden component of a saddle, located at the front and attached between the pommels.
- 1.part of a camel saddleboth
One of the four wooden pegs or supports that form the frame of a camel saddle (qitb).
- 1.part of a horse's foreheadboth
The origin of the forelock on a horse, or the bone beneath it between the eyes.
- 1.twistingboth
The act of twisting or becoming twisted, referring to the neck.
- 1.his stomach is rumblingboth
An idiom describing the sound of hunger pangs in the stomach, similar to frogs croaking.
- 1.type of treeclassical
A type of tree that resembles a bird in shape.
- 2.royal camelsclassical
A breed of swift female camels belonging to kings, specifically mentioned as belonging to Al-Nu'man.
- 3.nerves on camel's backboth
The nerves located on the camel's hump.
- 1.two-humped camelclassical
Describing a camel that has two humps.