المرزجوش
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis entry discusses Marjoram, a plant with various medicinal properties. It is described as beneficial for urinary issues, pain, cold-related ailments, melancholy, bloating, facial paralysis, and excessive salivation. It is also noted for its diuretic and drying effects on the stomach and intestines.
Derived headwords
- 1.Marjoramboth
A fragrant herb, also known as Marjoram, used in traditional medicine.
- 1.Marjoramboth
An alternative name for Marjoram, indicating its aromatic and medicinal properties.
- 1.Marjoramclassical
The Persian or non-Arabic name for Marjoram, from which the Arabic term is derived.
- 1.Marjoramclassical
The Arabic term for Marjoram, used as a synonym for the plant.
- 1.Beneficialboth
Having a positive effect or advantage, particularly in a medicinal context.
- 1.Difficulty urinatingboth
A condition characterized by painful or difficult urination.
- 1.Colicboth
Severe abdominal pain, often intermittent, caused by spasms of the intestines or other hollow organs.
- 1.Scorpion stingboth
The injury or venomous effect resulting from a scorpion's sting.
- 1.Painsboth
A plural of pain, referring to various types of physical suffering or discomfort.
- 1.Occurringboth
Happening or appearing, often in a temporary or incidental manner.
- 1.Coldboth
Low temperature or the condition of being cold, often associated with illness.
- 1.Melancholyboth
A state of prolonged sadness, depression, or gloom.
- 1.Bloatingboth
A feeling of fullness or swelling in the abdomen, often due to gas.
- 1.Facial paralysisboth
A condition causing weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles, often on one side of the face.
- 1.Droolingboth
The involuntary flow of saliva from the mouth.
- 1.Mouthboth
The opening in the face through which food is taken in and from which speech and other sounds come.
- 1.Diureticboth
Promoting the secretion of urine; tending to increase the flow of urine.
- 1.Dryingboth
Having the property of removing moisture or liquid.
- 1.Moisturesboth
Plural of moisture, referring to dampness or liquid content.
- 1.Stomachboth
The internal organ in which the first stage of digestion takes place.
- 1.Intestinesboth
The part of the body between the stomach and the anus, where most of the digestion and absorption of food occurs.