سوسن
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily refers to a specific type of plant, the lily. It is noted as being of foreign origin but adopted into Arabic. The entry discusses its commonality in Arabic speech and mentions different varieties, with the white one being the most fragrant.
Derived headwords
- 1.lily (plant)both
A flowering plant, specifically a lily, known for its beauty and fragrance. It is a loanword of foreign origin that has become integrated into Arabic vocabulary.
- 1.myrtleclassical
A fragrant evergreen shrub, often mentioned alongside other plants in classical poetry.
- 1.wallflowerclassical
A type of fragrant plant, often a wallflower, mentioned in classical Arabic poetry.
- 1.mallowclassical
A plant, likely mallow, mentioned in classical Arabic poetry as part of a list of flora.
- 1.unknown plantclassical
An unidentified plant mentioned in a classical Arabic poetic verse, possibly a type of herb or flower.
- 1.fragrantclassical
Describing something that has a strong, pleasant smell, often used in the context of plants or perfumes.
- 1.its kindsboth
Referring to the various types or species of a particular thing, in this context, the lily.
- 1.its most fragrantboth
The superlative form indicating the highest degree of fragrance among its kinds.
- 1.the whiteboth
Referring to the white variety of the lily, which is noted as being the most fragrant.