لعس
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a dark hue, particularly on lips and gums, often considered attractive. It extends to describe a dark or dusky complexion and, metaphorically, intense eating or greed, and even a place name.
Derived headwords
- 1.darkness of gums and lipsboth
The dark color of the gums and lips, sometimes described as a blackness that covers the lips of a white-skinned woman.
- 2.darkness with rednessclassical
A dark hue mixed with redness, specifically on the lips.
- 3.dark complexionboth
A dusky or dark complexion, especially when it has a touch of redness.
- 4.darkness of plantsclassical
Describing plants that have grown densely and thickly, giving them a dark appearance.
- 1.to have dark lips/complexionboth
To possess lips that have a dark hue, or a complexion that is dusky with a touch of redness.
- 2.to biteclassical
To bite someone or something.
- 1.having dark lipsboth
Describing someone, male or female, whose lips have a dark hue.
- 2.having a dusky complexionboth
Describing a person with a complexion that is dark or dusky, often with a hint of redness.
- 3.dark-colored (plants)classical
Used to describe plants that are dark due to density and thickness.
- 1.having dark lipsboth
A feminine adjective describing lips that have a dark hue, considered attractive.
- 2.having a dusky complexionboth
A feminine adjective describing a woman with a complexion that is dusky, often with a touch of redness.
- 1.darkness on the lipclassical
A dark mark or hue that appears on the lip, especially of a woman.
- 2.darkness on the bodyclassical
A dark hue that covers the entire body, as described in a poetic context.
- 1.people with dark lipsclassical
A collective noun referring to people who have dark lips, a trait considered attractive.
- 2.dark-lipped individualsclassical
Individuals whose lips have a dark hue.
- 1.one who eats intenselyclassical
Describing someone who eats with great intensity or eagerness.
- 1.greedy eaterclassical
A person who is very eager and greedy in eating.
- 2.swift/eager (wolf)classical
Describing a wolf that is quick and eager, or generally swift and voracious.
- 1.a little bitclassical
Used idiomatically to mean 'nothing at all' when negated, as in 'I didn't taste a thing'.
- 1.a little bitclassical
Similar to 'لعوس', used to mean 'a small amount' or 'nothing' when negated.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location.
- 1.bitingclassical
The act of biting.