عرتن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a specific type of thorny shrub used for tanning leather. It describes the plant itself, its parts, and the process of tanning using its roots.
Derived headwords
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.Thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub whose roots are used for tanning leather. It is described as rough, resembling the 'awsaj plant but larger, with dense branches and short trunks.
- 1.A single thorny shrubclassical
The singular form of 'al-'arantan', referring to one instance of the thorny shrub used for tanning.
- 1.Roots of the thorny shrubclassical
The roots of the 'arantan' shrub, which are used in the tanning process.
- 1.to tan (leather)classical
To tan a hide or leather using the roots of the 'arantan' shrub.
- 1.tanned (leather)classical
Describes leather that has been tanned using the roots of the 'arantan' shrub.
- 1.a tanning shrubclassical
A name for the shrub used in tanning, possibly derived from the verb form.
- 1.A place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location, mentioned in the context of its grammatical treatment (declension).