غدن
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of ease, comfort, prosperity, and lushness. It extends to descriptions of soft, tender, and abundant growth in plants, as well as the tenderness and softness of youth.
Derived headwords
- 1.Prosperity and easeboth
Abundance of living and blessings; also, relaxation and languor.
- 1.To live in easeclassical
To live in prosperity and luxury.
- 1.Prosperity and softnessboth
Prosperity and gentleness; also, a state of ease and luxury in life.
- 2.Thick fleshclassical
A thick piece of flesh, possibly in the throat area.
- 1.Tender and softboth
Describing a young person who is tender and soft; also used for lush, abundant vegetation.
- 1.Lush and abundantboth
Describing plants that are lush, abundant, and tender, often to the point of appearing dark green.
- 2.Tender and softboth
Describing a young person who is tender and soft; also used for lush, abundant vegetation.
- 3.Long and thickboth
Describing hair that is long, thick, and abundant.
- 4.Languidclassical
Describing someone who is relaxed, languid, or even weak, which can be a flaw.
- 1.To become lush and dark greenboth
Used for plants when they become lush and green, to the point of appearing dark or even black from excessive moisture.
- 2.To grow long and thickboth
Used for hair when it grows long and thick.
- 1.Prosperity and tendernessclassical
The state of prosperity and tenderness, particularly associated with youth.
- 1.Tender and softboth
Describing youth as tender and soft.
- 1.Tenderness of youthclassical
The tenderness and softness associated with youth.
- 1.Tribe nameclassical
A name referring to a tribe or lineage.
- 1.Tribe nameclassical
A name referring to a tribe or lineage.
- 1.Tribe nameclassical
A name referring to a tribe or lineage.
- 1.Rod for hanging clothesclassical
A rod or stick used for hanging clothes, a term from Yemen.