نسج
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of weaving, interlacing threads to create fabric. It extends to related concepts like the product of weaving, tools used for it, and figuratively, the creation or fabrication of speech or unique qualities.
Derived headwords
- 1.to weaveboth
To interlace threads, yarns, or fibers to create fabric or cloth.
- 2.to fabricateboth
To invent or concoct something, especially speech or a story, often with a connotation of falsehood or embellishment.
- 1.he weaves itboth
The present tense conjugation for the third person masculine singular of the verb 'to weave'.
- 1.he weaves itclassical
An alternative present tense conjugation for the third person masculine singular of the verb 'to weave', possibly indicating a different vocalization or dialectal variation.
- 1.weaverboth
An active participle denoting someone who weaves, a professional weaver.
- 2.liarboth
Figuratively, someone who fabricates stories or lies.
- 1.weaverboth
A professional weaver.
- 2.liarboth
A person who habitually tells lies.
- 3.metalworkerclassical
A craftsman who works with metal, specifically a blacksmith or armourer.
- 1.weaving (profession)both
The craft or profession of weaving.
- 1.loomboth
A frame or machine on which threads are woven to create cloth.
- 2.weaving toolclassical
An instrument or apparatus used for weaving.
- 1.loomboth
A frame or machine on which threads are woven to create cloth.
- 2.weaving toolclassical
An instrument or apparatus used for weaving.
- 1.woven fabricboth
Cloth or material that has been woven.
- 2.creationboth
Something that is made or fabricated, a product of creation.
- 3.uniqueboth
Something or someone unparalleled, having no equal.
- 1.steady-paced camelclassical
A female camel that carries her load steadily without much disturbance, or one that moves forward rapidly.
- 1.weavingboth
The act or process of weaving.
- 2.fabricboth
Woven material.
- 3.carpetsclassical
Plural form referring to rugs or carpets.
- 1.carpetsclassical
Plural of 'sijjada', referring to rugs or carpets.