بلج
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concepts of light, brightness, and clarity, often associated with the dawn. It also extends to meanings of joy, openness, and a clear, pleasant countenance. Some derived terms refer to specific places or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.dawned, shoneboth
The morning became bright and radiant.
- 2.openedclassical
To open, as in a door or a path.
- 3.rejoicedclassical
To be happy or joyful.
- 1.dawned, became clearboth
The morning light appeared and spread, signifying clarity and brightness.
- 1.dawned, shone brightlyclassical
To become luminous and radiant, particularly used for the dawn.
- 1.made clear, illuminatedclassical
To cause something to be clear, bright, or evident.
- 2.made joyfulclassical
To bring happiness or joy to someone.
- 1.clarity, brightnessclassical
The state of being clear, luminous, and evident.
- 1.clarity, distinctnessclassical
The quality of being clear, distinct, and easily discernible.
- 1.light, brightnessboth
The illumination or radiance, especially of the dawn.
- 2.clear space between eyebrowsclassical
The pure, unwrinkled space between the eyebrows.
- 1.bright, luminousboth
Characterized by light and radiance; clear.
- 2.joyful, cheerfulboth
Having a happy, open, and pleasant disposition.
- 3.clear-facedclassical
Possessing a bright and open facial expression.
- 1.joyful, happyclassical
Experiencing happiness or delight.
- 1.joy, happinessclassical
A state of gladness or cheerfulness.
- 1.idol, nameclassical
A name of an idol or a proper name.
- 1.openingclassical
An act of opening or a place that is open.
- 1.openclassical
Describing something that is open or clear.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A location in Basra.
- 1.intoxicationclassical
A state of being drunk or inebriated.
- 1.ship's plankclassical
A plank or board used in the construction of a ship.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a city or region, in Basra and Merv.
- 1.a nameclassical
A proper name.
- 1.parting of hairclassical
The clean, distinct partings in the hair, especially at the temples.