النقش
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root 'al-naqsh' primarily relates to the act of marking, engraving, or coloring something, often with intricate patterns. It extends to concepts of extraction, meticulous examination, and even specific agricultural or social practices.
Derived headwords
- 1.to engraveboth
To carve or incise a design or pattern onto a surface.
- 2.to colorboth
To apply colors to something, especially in patterns or multiple hues.
- 3.to extractboth
To pull out or remove something, such as thorns or bone fragments.
- 4.to copulateclassical
To engage in sexual intercourse.
- 1.engravingboth
The act or art of engraving designs or patterns.
- 2.coloringboth
The act of applying colors, especially in patterns.
- 1.to be engravedboth
To have a design or pattern carved into it.
- 2.to be coloredboth
To have colors applied to it, often in patterns.
- 1.tweezersboth
An instrument used for extracting thorns or splinters.
- 2.engraverboth
A person who practices the art of engraving.
- 1.tweezersboth
An instrument for extracting thorns or splinters.
- 2.engraverboth
A person who engraves.
- 1.thorough investigationboth
The act of meticulously searching for or examining something.
- 2.inquiryboth
A detailed and systematic questioning or examination.
- 1.a sayingclassical
A proverb or a well-known saying.
- 2.a simileclassical
A comparison or analogy.
- 1.engraving tradeboth
The profession or craft of an engraver.
- 1.woundclassical
A type of wound from which bones are extracted.
- 1.to pressclassical
To persistently demand from a debtor.
- 2.to persist in eatingclassical
To continue eating a specific type of food, like ripe dates.
- 3.to copulateclassical
To engage in sexual intercourse persistently.
- 1.woundclassical
A wound from which bone fragments are removed.
- 1.to extractboth
To remove something, like a thorn from a foot.
- 2.to have engravedclassical
To commission the engraving of something, like a tooth.
- 3.to strike the groundclassical
For a camel to strike the ground with its hoof, often due to something entering it.
- 4.to extractboth
To pull out or select something.
- 5.to chooseboth
To select or pick out.
- 1.scrutinyboth
A thorough examination or investigation, especially in accounting.
- 2.discussionboth
A detailed debate or examination of a topic.