الوشاح
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns adornments worn around the neck and shoulders, particularly by women. It extends to metaphorical uses related to girding or equipping oneself, and also includes specific names for swords and geographical locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.ornamental sashboth
A sash made of pearls and jewels strung together, worn by a woman around her neck and shoulders.
- 2.broad bandclassical
A broad band of leather, adorned with jewels, that a woman fastens between her shoulder and waist.
- 1.sashboth
A sash, especially one worn by women as an adornment.
- 2.swordclassical
A sword belonging to Shiban al-Nahdi.
- 1.name of a swordclassical
The sword of Umar ibn al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him.
- 1.tribal nameclassical
A clan or tribe from the Azd.
- 1.swordclassical
A sword.
- 1.plural of sashboth
Plural form of 'wishah', referring to sashes or adornments.
- 1.plural of sashboth
Plural form of 'wishah', referring to sashes or adornments.
- 1.plural of sashboth
Plural form of 'wishah', referring to sashes or adornments.
- 1.to wear a sashboth
A woman wore a sash or adornment around her neck and shoulders.
- 1.to wear a sashboth
A woman wore a sash or adornment around her neck and shoulders.
- 1.to adorn herboth
To adorn her with a sash or jewel.
- 1.adorningboth
The act of adorning someone with a sash or jewel.
- 1.slender-waistedclassical
Describing a woman with a slender waist, often associated with wearing a sash.
- 1.slenderboth
Describing a woman with a slender build, particularly a narrow waist.
- 1.to gird oneselfboth
To gird oneself with a sword or wear clothing.
- 1.to put onboth
To put on a sword or garment, metaphorically like wearing a sash.
- 1.titleclassical
A title given to someone from the Banu Sumayr ibn Adi, or a descriptor for a sword.
- 1.name of a water sourceclassical
A water source belonging to the Banu Amr ibn Kilab.
- 1.marked with whiteclassical
Describing a female goat that is marked with white patches.