هبرز
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes qualities of excellence, strength, and beauty, often associated with Persian nobility, fine horses, and precious metals. It also extends to concepts of newness, purity, and even fierceness, like that of a lion.
Derived headwords
- 1.Persian knightclassical
A knight or warrior from Persia, specifically one skilled in archery or horsemanship.
- 2.Handsome, comelyboth
Describing a person as beautiful, well-formed, and pleasing to the eye.
- 3.Penetrating, effectiveclassical
Referring to something that is sharp, effective, or has a strong impact.
- 4.Excellent, fineclassical
Used to describe something of high quality, particularly footwear of Yemeni origin.
- 5.New (coin)classical
Referring to a newly minted dinar coin.
- 6.Pure goldclassical
Describing gold that is unadulterated and of the highest purity.
- 7.Feverclassical
A type of fever, specifically 'mother of the Hبرزي'.
- 8.Lionclassical
A lion, known for its strength and ferocity.
- 9.Brave, intrepidclassical
Describing someone who is bold, courageous, and venturesome.
- 1.Handsome, comelyboth
Describing a person as beautiful, well-formed, and pleasing to the eye. This term is used generally for anyone beautiful and comely.
- 2.Excellent, fineclassical
Used to describe something of high quality, particularly footwear of Yemeni origin.
- 1.Pure goldclassical
Describing gold that is unadulterated and of the highest purity. It is synonymous with الإبريز.
- 1.Pure goldclassical
Pure, unadulterated gold.