خضبه
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root خضبه (khadaba) primarily relates to the concept of coloring, specifically with green or reddish hues, often associated with dyeing, vegetation, and the appearance of certain natural phenomena. It encompasses terms for dyeing, the color itself, and things that are dyed or appear colored.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dyeboth
To color something, especially hair or hands, with a dye, typically a reddish or greenish color.
- 2.to become greenboth
Used for plants and trees, indicating they have become green with new growth.
- 3.to become green with new growthclassical
Specifically referring to the new shoots or leaves of trees and plants.
- 1.its colorclassical
Referring to the color of something, often implying a dyed or colored appearance.
- 1.like its dyeingclassical
An expression used for comparison, indicating a similarity to the act or result of dyeing.
- 1.dyed handboth
A hand that has been colored or dyed, typically with henna or another cosmetic dye.
- 1.dyed womanclassical
A woman who frequently dyes her hair or hands.
- 1.dyed fingertipsboth
Fingertips that have been dyed, usually with henna.
- 1.dyedboth
Colored or dyed, particularly referring to hair, hands, or fingertips.
- 1.dyedboth
Colored or dyed, similar to خضيب, often used for hands or hair.
- 1.The Dyed Handclassical
A name for a specific star or constellation.
- 1.dyeboth
The substance used for dyeing, typically hair or hands, often a reddish or greenish color.
- 1.male ostrichclassical
A male ostrich whose legs have become reddish due to exertion, diet, or the onset of heat.
- 2.reddening of legsclassical
The reddish hue that appears on the legs of a male ostrich, or the reddening of the legs of a male animal when aroused or after eating certain plants.
- 1.to become greenclassical
To become green, used for plants and trees indicating new growth.
- 1.to become greenboth
To turn green, referring to vegetation.
- 1.greennessboth
The state of being green, especially referring to new plant growth.
- 1.trees became greenboth
The trees became green with new leaves or shoots.
- 1.date palms produced green spathesclassical
The date palms produced their green spathes or inflorescences.
- 1.greenness of spathesclassical
The green color of the spathes of date palms.
- 2.new growthboth
The fresh, green growth of plants and trees.
- 1.sproutedboth
Referring to the land, meaning its plants have begun to sprout and grow.
- 1.new green growthboth
The fresh, green appearance of plants, especially in early spring.
- 1.dyeing basinclassical
A large basin or trough used for dyeing fabrics or hair.