الصبغ
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThe root الصبغ (ṣ-b-gh) primarily relates to coloring, dyeing, and imbuing something with a color or characteristic. It extends to concepts of appearance, essence, and even religious affiliation, as well as metaphorical applications like exaggeration or deception.
Derived headwords
- 1.dyeboth
The substance used for coloring fabrics or other materials.
- 2.colorboth
The hue or appearance of something.
- 1.dyeboth
The substance used for coloring.
- 2.colorboth
The hue or appearance.
- 1.to dyeboth
To color something, typically fabric, with dye.
- 2.to imbueboth
To fill or saturate something with a quality or characteristic.
- 3.to dipboth
To immerse something briefly in a liquid.
- 1.dyeboth
A coloring substance.
- 2.colorboth
The hue or appearance.
- 3.religionclassical
A religious creed or affiliation.
- 4.natureclassical
Innate disposition or فطرة (fitra).
- 1.dyeboth
The coloring substance.
- 2.colorboth
The hue or appearance.
- 3.religionclassical
A religious creed or affiliation.
- 4.natureclassical
Innate disposition or فطرة (fitra).
- 1.colorboth
The hue or appearance of something.
- 1.colorboth
The hue or appearance of something.
- 1.longclassical
Describing a muscle that has become long.
- 1.greatestclassical
Describing the greatest of torrents or floods.
- 2.whitenedclassical
Describing a bird with a whitened tail, or a horse with a whitened forelock or ear tips.
- 1.whitened tailclassical
Describing a sheep with a whitened tail tip.
- 2.plantclassical
A white-fruited, sandy plant resembling thamam.
- 3.sproutclassical
A shoot of a plant where the upper part facing the sun is green and the shaded part is white.
- 1.dyerboth
One who dyes clothes.
- 2.liarclassical
One who distorts or changes a story.
- 1.partially ripe dateboth
A date that has begun to ripen.
- 1.to bestow abundantlyclassical
To bestow a favor or blessing abundantly, similar to إسباغ (isbāgh).
- 2.to ripenclassical
Describing palm trees when their dates begin to ripen.
- 3.to give birthclassical
Describing a she-camel when she gives birth and her young is marked.
- 1.giving birthclassical
The act of a she-camel giving birth and her young being marked.
- 1.to eat with relishclassical
To eat food with a relish or sauce.
- 1.to be dyedclassical
To be colored or imbued with something, particularly in relation to religion.