غبس
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root غبس (ghabs) primarily relates to colors, specifically shades of gray, ash-like, or dark hues. It also extends to concepts of darkness, particularly in the night, and can describe a state of scarcity or infrequency.
Derived headwords
- 1.ash colorboth
The color of ash, described as a dull white with a grayish tinge.
- 2.darkness of nightclassical
The darkness of the early part of the night.
- 1.ash colorboth
The color of ash, a grayish or dull white.
- 1.to become ash-coloredboth
To take on the color of ash, a dull gray or grayish-white.
- 2.to become darkclassical
To become dark, especially referring to the night.
- 1.ash-coloredboth
Having the color of ash, a dull gray or grayish-white.
- 2.darkclassical
Dark, especially referring to the color of a wolf or the night.
- 1.ash-colored wolfclassical
A wolf that has an ash-like or grayish color.
- 2.swift, greedy wolfclassical
A wolf described as swift and greedy, with the color being a secondary characteristic.
- 1.dun horseclassical
A horse of a dun or grayish color, known to the Persians as 'samand'.
- 1.twilightclassical
The time of twilight or dawn, a period of dim light.
- 2.darknessclassical
Darkness, particularly the darkness of the night.
- 1.to become darkclassical
To become dark, referring to the night.
- 1.darkness of nightclassical
The darkness of the night, especially its later part.
- 1.night fellclassical
The night became dark.
- 1.to make it dark/gloomyclassical
To make something dark or gloomy, used metaphorically for facing people with a somber expression out of shame or respect.
- 1.foreverclassical
An idiom meaning 'for all time' or 'eternally'.
- 1.neverclassical
An idiomatic expression meaning 'never' or 'for all time', possibly related to the infrequent coming of a wolf.
- 1.to come infrequentlyclassical
To come at intervals, not regularly, like a wolf visiting sheep every other day.
- 1.wolfclassical
A wolf, possibly used as a diminutive or a specific type.