طين
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the substance 'mud' or 'clay'. It extends to actions related to mud, such as plastering or sealing with it, and also metaphorically describes inherent nature, creation, or disposition.
Derived headwords
- 1.mud, clayboth
The well-known substance of mud or clay. It is described as one of the characteristic substances.
- 1.lump of clayboth
A piece or lump of clay, often used for sealing documents or similar items.
- 2.nature, dispositionclassical
In a metaphorical sense, it refers to one's innate nature, disposition, or fundamental makeup.
- 1.muddyboth
Describing a day, place, or land that is characterized by abundant mud.
- 1.mud workerclassical
A person who works with mud, such as a plasterer or brick maker.
- 1.to plaster, to sealboth
To cover or seal something with mud or clay.
- 2.to be muddyclassical
To be characterized by mud.
- 1.to plaster, to coatboth
To apply mud or clay as a coating to a surface like a wall, house, or roof.
- 2.to sealboth
To seal something, particularly a document or book, with clay.
- 1.to sealclassical
An alternative verb form meaning to seal, particularly a document.
- 1.plastered, coatedboth
Describing something that has been covered or coated with mud or clay.
- 1.mud work, plasteringclassical
The craft or profession of working with mud, such as plastering or making mud bricks.
- 1.to create, to formclassical
Metaphorically, to create or form someone's nature or disposition.
- 1.to form, to fashionclassical
Similar to طان, used metaphorically to describe the innate creation or disposition of a person.
- 1.to form, to fashionclassical
Present tense of the verb used metaphorically for creating or fashioning someone's nature.
- 1.creation, formationclassical
The act or process of being created or formed, referring to one's fundamental nature.
- 1.Palestineboth
A place name, referring to the region of Palestine.