القرمد
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to materials used in construction and decoration, particularly fired bricks, plaster, and colored coatings. It also extends to descriptions of things that are coated or built with these materials, and metaphorically to certain fruits and animal characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.Coating materialboth
A material used for coating, such as saffron or gypsum.
- 2.Building stoneclassical
Stones with holes that are baked and used in construction.
- 3.Fired clayboth
Cooked clay or baked bricks.
- 4.Brickboth
Similar to al-qirmid, referring to baked bricks.
- 1.Fruit of the Ghada plantclassical
The fruit of the Ghada plant (a type of desert shrub).
- 2.Male wild goatclassical
The male of wild goats (ibex).
- 1.Dry measureclassical
A unit of dry measure, possibly an 'irdabbah' (a large measure).
- 2.Water skinclassical
A water skin or waterskin.
- 3.Brickmodern
Baked bricks, commonly used in construction.
- 1.To coatboth
To coat something, especially with a substance resembling saffron.
- 2.To buildboth
To build with bricks and stones.
- 1.To walk with a specific gaitclassical
To walk with a particular gait, possibly a slow or heavy one.
- 1.Coatedboth
Coated with a substance resembling saffron.
- 2.Builtboth
Built with bricks and stones.
- 3.Elevatedclassical
High, lofty, or prominent, referring to a building.