الدخن
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns grains, specifically millet, and related concepts like smoke, dust, and a dull or dark coloration. It also extends to abstract meanings such as hidden resentment, bad character, and a state of unease or corruption.
Derived headwords
- 1.Milletboth
A type of grain, specifically proso millet (Panicum miliaceum), or a grain smaller than it. It is described as very smooth, cold, and dry, and constipating.
- 1.Smokeboth
Smoke, haze, or fumes. The plural forms are أدخنة, دواخن, and دواخين.
- 1.Sons of Dukhanclassical
A designation for two tribes or groups: Ghani and Bahila.
- 1.Truce based on hidden resentmentclassical
A state of quiet or truce that is based on an underlying cause or grievance, rather than genuine peace.
- 1.Food was affected by smokeboth
When food is affected by smoke, taking on its smell and flavor.
- 2.Character became badclassical
When one's disposition or character becomes bad or corrupt.
- 1.Stoves/Hearthsclassical
Hearths or ovens built over frying pans or furnaces.
- 1.Dullness/Darknessboth
A dullness or cloudiness in blackness; a dark or murky quality.
- 2.Powder for fumigationclassical
A powder used to fumigate or scent houses.
- 1.To emit smokeboth
The fire emitted smoke.
- 1.Resentmentclassical
Hidden resentment or malice.
- 2.Bad characterclassical
Bad disposition or character.
- 3.Pattern on a swordclassical
The patterned or wavy lines on a sword blade (فرند).
- 4.Corruption of mind/lineageclassical
A change or corruption in one's intellect, religion, or lineage.
- 1.Dull-coloredboth
Describing something that has a dullness or cloudiness in blackness; a dark or murky quality.
- 1.Sparrowclassical
A type of bird, specifically a sparrow.
- 1.Abu Dukhnaclassical
A name for a type of bird.
- 1.Censer/Incense burnerboth
A censer or incense burner.
- 1.Fire's smoke roseboth
The fire's smoke rose high.
- 1.To produce smokeboth
The fire produced smoke, often by adding fuel, which spoiled its flame.
- 1.Fire produced smokeboth
The fire produced smoke.
- 1.Fire produced smokeboth
The fire produced smoke.
- 1.Plants became dull-coloredboth
The plants and animals became dull-colored, with a blackish hue.
- 1.Animal became dull-coloredboth
The animal became dull-colored, with a blackish hue.
- 1.Became dull-coloredboth
Became dull-colored, with a blackish hue.
- 1.Dullness/Darknessboth
A dullness or cloudiness in blackness; a dark or murky quality.
- 1.Dukhanclassical
A name of a companion (tabi'i), Ibn 'Amir.
- 1.Crops ripenedboth
The crops became heavy with grain, i.e., ripened.
- 1.Dust roseboth
The dust rose and spread.