الترياق
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns antidotes and remedies, particularly those derived from complex compounds. It also extends to related concepts like the clavicle bone and specific historical entities.
Derived headwords
- 1.antidoteboth
A compound medicine, invented by Magnis and perfected by Andromachus the Elder by adding snake meat, which is effective against the stings of wild animals and poisonous drinks.
- 2.childclassical
A young child up to six months old.
- 3.young personclassical
A person from six months to ten years old in hot climates, or twenty years old in other climates.
- 4.mature personclassical
A person who stops growing at ten years in hot climates or twenty years in other climates.
- 5.wineclassical
Wine, also called 'al-tiryāqah'.
- 1.antidoteclassical
An antidote, a compound medicine.
- 2.wineclassical
Wine.
- 1.clavicleboth
The bone between the jugular notch and the shoulder.
- 1.claviclesboth
Plural of 'al-tarquwah', the clavicle bone.
- 1.claviclesboth
Plural of 'al-tarquwah', the clavicle bone.
- 1.striking the clavicleclassical
The act of striking someone's clavicle.
- 1.clavicleclassical
A clavicle bone.