الغسق
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the onset of darkness at the beginning of the night, often associated with the fading of twilight. It also extends to meanings related to the flowing or gushing of liquids, particularly from wounds or udders, and can describe something cold or foul-smelling.
Derived headwords
- 1.early nightfallboth
The darkness that begins at the start of the night.
- 2.weed in foodclassical
A type of weed or unwanted growth found in food, similar to darnel.
- 1.became darkboth
The eye became dark, referring to the onset of darkness or weeping.
- 2.weptboth
The eye wept, shedding tears.
- 1.became darkboth
The eye became dark, referring to the onset of darkness or weeping.
- 2.weptboth
The eye wept, shedding tears.
- 1.darkeningboth
The act or process of becoming dark.
- 2.weepingboth
The act of weeping or shedding tears.
- 1.darkeningboth
The act or process of becoming dark.
- 2.weepingboth
The act of weeping or shedding tears.
- 1.wound oozedclassical
The wound exuded a yellowish fluid.
- 1.sky drizzledclassical
The sky drizzled or rained lightly.
- 1.sky drizzledclassical
The sky drizzled or rained lightly.
- 1.milk flowedclassical
The milk flowed or poured out from the udder.
- 1.night intensifiedboth
The night became intensely dark.
- 1.flowingclassical
The act of flowing or pouring out, especially of liquids.
- 1.nightboth
The night, especially when its darkness is deep, or the moon when the twilight has vanished.
- 2.Pleiadesclassical
The Pleiades star cluster, associated with plagues and illnesses when it sets.
- 3.manclassical
A man, specifically when his sexual desire is aroused.
- 1.darkeningboth
The act of becoming dark, the onset of night.
- 1.causing darknessboth
The act of causing something to become dark, or the onset of darkness.
- 1.coldclassical
Describing something that is cold.
- 2.foul-smellingclassical
Describing something that is putrid or foul-smelling.
- 1.entered darknessboth
To enter into the time of nightfall or deep darkness.
- 2.delayed prayerclassical
The muezzin delayed the afternoon prayer (Maghrib) until the onset of night's darkness.