الءءذريون
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis entry describes a specific yellow flower, its characteristics, and its cultural significance among Persians. It details its appearance, temperature properties, and scent.
Derived headwords
- 1.a yellow flowerboth
A yellow flower characterized by a black, downy center. It is considered hot and moist in temperament.
- 2.azaleonclassical
The specific name of a flower, likely referring to the marigold or a similar species, known for its distinct appearance and properties.
- 1.hotboth
Describing a quality or temperament that is warm, often associated with medicinal properties or bodily humors.
- 1.moistboth
Describing a quality or temperament that is humid or damp, often paired with 'hot' in classical medical contexts.
- 1.Persiansboth
The people of Persia, referred to here in the context of their cultural practices and reverence for the described flower.
- 1.to revere itclassical
To hold in high esteem or venerate, specifically referring to the Persians' attitude towards the flower.
- 1.to scatter itclassical
To disperse or spread something around, in this context, the Persians scattering the flower within their homes.
- 1.fragrantboth
Having a pleasant or sweet smell; aromatic.
- 1.scentboth
The distinctive smell of something, in this case, referring to the flower's odor.