دعكس
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a specific type of ritualistic or celebratory dance performed by Zoroastrians (Magians). It involves circling, holding hands, and a form of playful tumbling or falling upon one another, often associated with their religious practices.
Derived headwords
- 1.Magian danceclassical
A specific type of dance performed by Zoroastrians (Magians), characterized by them holding hands and circling, resembling dancing.
- 2.The dance nameclassical
The name of the dance itself, which they call 'al-Dukhsah'.
- 1.they dancedclassical
The past tense verb form indicating that the Magians performed the 'Dukhsah' dance.
- 1.they tumbleclassical
A verb form indicating a falling or tumbling action, specifically used here for people falling upon one another during their dance.
- 1.upon one anotherclassical
A phrase indicating mutual falling or tumbling, used in the context of the Magian dance.
- 1.they are dancingclassical
The present tense verb form indicating the ongoing action of the Magians performing their dance.
- 1.circlingclassical
An active participle describing people who are circling or moving around in a group, as seen in the context of the Magian dance.
- 1.upside downclassical
A state of being upside down or in a reversed position, used here to describe the manner of circling or movement.
- 1.they were engaged inclassical
A verb indicating being occupied with or engaged in an activity, here referring to the Magians being involved in their dance.
- 1.the danceclassical
Another term for the specific dance performed by the Magians, synonymous with 'al-Dukhsah'.