الرقش
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root الرقش (al-raqsh) primarily relates to markings, patterns, and embellishments, often seen in the context of snakes, writing, or decoration. It can also extend to concepts of mixing, confusion, and even personal names derived from these characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.patterningboth
Similar to engraving or inscription, referring to a decorative pattern or marking.
- 2.snakeclassical
A type of snake, often implying one with distinctive markings.
- 1.to markboth
To mark or pattern something, to engrave or inscribe.
- 1.to adorn oneselfboth
To adorn oneself or to be adorned, to decorate or be decorated.
- 1.embellishmentboth
The act of embellishing or adorning speech or writing; making it ornate or decorative.
- 1.to mix in battleclassical
To become mixed or mingled together, especially in the context of combat.
- 1.spottedclassical
Describing a snake that is spotted with black and white.
- 2.gular flapclassical
Referring to the gular flap of a camel.
- 1.spottedboth
Marked with spots or patterns, often used to describe animals or snakes.
- 1.female nameclassical
A proper name for women, sometimes used generically.
- 1.two mountainsclassical
The name of two mountains located in the upper part of Al-Shareef.
- 1.diminutive of Arqashclassical
A diminutive form of the name Arqash, implying smallness or endearment.
- 1.diminutive of Arqashclassical
Another diminutive form of the name Arqash.
- 1.Al-Marqash the Elderclassical
The name of a poet, Amr ibn Sa'd.
- 1.Al-Marqash the Youngerclassical
The name of a poet, Rabi'ah ibn Harmalah.