اللوز
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns almonds, their properties, and related concepts. It extends to terms for selling almonds, stuffed dates, and even a place name. It also encompasses the idea of seeking refuge and consuming something, with a figurative use for extreme need.
Derived headwords
- 1.Almondboth
The almond nut, which is described as having moderate sweetness and being beneficial for the chest, lungs, and bladder. Eating the peeled almond with sugar is said to enhance the mind and brain, and it causes weight gain.
- 1.Almond (singular)both
The singular form of the almond nut.
- 1.Abundant in almondsclassical
A land that has many almond trees or produces abundant almonds.
- 1.Almond sellerclassical
A person who sells almonds.
- 1.Stuffed datesclassical
Dates that have been stuffed with almonds.
- 2.Handsome, comelyclassical
Referring to a pleasing or attractive appearance, particularly in the context of faces.
- 1.A neighborhood in Baghdadclassical
A specific locality or district named Al-Lawziyyah in Baghdad.
- 1.To seek refugeboth
To resort to, seek shelter with, or take refuge in someone or something.
- 1.To seek refugeboth
The present tense form of the verb meaning to seek refuge.
- 1.Refuge, sanctuaryboth
A place of safety, shelter, or refuge.
- 2.To eatclassical
The act of consuming food.
- 1.What can be escapedclassical
That which can be gotten away from or that which is salvaged.
- 1.A type of sweet/confectionclassical
A Persian loanword referring to a type of sweet or confection, possibly made with almonds.
- 1.Extreme needclassical
An idiomatic expression indicating severe poverty or destitution, used as an emphatic repetition.