الزغبج
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root entry describes the fruit of the 'atam tree, comparing it to small nabq. It details the fruit's color progression from green to white to black, its taste profile of sweetness with bitterness, and its use as a condiment.
Derived headwords
- 1.Fruit of the 'atam treeclassical
The fruit of the 'atam tree, which is small like nabq. It progresses in color from green to white and then to black, and has a taste that is sweet yet bitter.
- 1.Like nabqclassical
A comparison indicating similarity in size or appearance to the fruit of the nabq tree.
- 1.Turns whiteclassical
Describes the color change of the fruit as it ripens, transitioning to a white hue.
- 1.Turns blackclassical
Describes the final stage of the fruit's ripening process, where it becomes black.
- 1.Becomes sweetclassical
Indicates that the fruit develops a sweet taste as it ripens, despite its bitterness.
- 1.Sauce/condimentclassical
A thick liquid or paste made from the fruit, used as a condiment or sauce for food.
- 1.To be used as a condimentclassical
The passive form of the verb meaning to use as a condiment, referring to the fruit's preparation or use in dishes.