صرف
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of purity, unmixedness, and essence. It extends to meanings of turning, diverting, and changing direction, as well as specific applications in poetry and descriptions of colors and objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be pureclassical
To be unmixed, unadulterated, or of the pure essence of something.
- 2.to be turned awayclassical
To be diverted, deflected, or caused to turn aside from a course.
- 1.to turn awayboth
To divert, deflect, or cause something to turn aside.
- 2.to spendboth
To expend or use up resources, money, or time.
- 3.to changeboth
To alter, modify, or transform something.
- 1.pureclassical
The pure, unmixed essence of something.
- 2.red colorclassical
A deep red color, often associated with trees or blood.
- 3.bloodclassical
Blood, especially when unmixed.
- 4.wineclassical
Wine, particularly when unmixed with water.
- 1.pureclassical
The pure, unmixed essence of something.
- 2.red colorclassical
A deep red color, often associated with trees or blood.
- 1.exchangeboth
The act of exchanging or trading, particularly money.
- 1.money changerclassical
Relating to or characteristic of a money changer.
- 1.dry palm frondsclassical
Dry, withered palm fronds or branches.
- 2.dried woodclassical
Anything that has dried and become stiff, like withered plants.
- 1.dry palm frondclassical
A single dry, withered palm frond.
- 1.to vary rhymeclassical
For a poet to vary the rhyme scheme or use different قافية (rhyming words).
- 2.to deviateclassical
To deviate or depart from a standard or expected course.
- 1.varying rhymeclassical
The act of a poet varying the rhyme scheme or using different rhyming words.
- 2.deviationclassical
A deviation or departure from a norm or expected pattern.
- 1.diverterclassical
Something that diverts or turns aside.
- 2.bankmodern
A place where money is exchanged or managed; a bank.
- 1.place of spendingclassical
A place where something is spent or distributed.
- 2.bankmodern
A financial institution for receiving, lending, and safeguarding money.
- 1.vicissitudesclassical
The changing circumstances or fortunes of life; adversities.
- 1.type of dateclassical
A specific variety of dates, known for being red, firm, and heavy.
- 2.leadclassical
A type of lead, specifically galena or plumbago.
- 3.deathclassical
Death, often described as cold and severe.
- 1.type of dateclassical
A single date of the 'ṣirfān' variety.
- 1.type of camelclassical
A breed or type of female camel, possibly named after a place or characteristic.
- 1.divertedclassical
Having been turned aside, diverted, or deflected.
- 1.to actboth
To behave or conduct oneself in a particular way.
- 2.to manageboth
To handle, control, or deal with something.
- 3.to dispose ofboth
To use or deal with something as one wishes; to spend or sell.
- 1.managementboth
The act of managing, handling, or directing affairs.
- 2.disposalboth
The act of using, spending, or selling something.
- 3.conjugationboth
The inflection of verbs or nouns; grammatical modification.
- 4.diversionclassical
The act of turning aside or diverting.
- 1.managerboth
One who manages, handles, or controls affairs.
- 2.agentboth
One who acts on behalf of another; an agent.
- 1.disposed ofclassical
Having been managed, handled, or used.
- 1.bankmodern
A place for exchanging money; a bank.