الرقون
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to coloring, specifically dyeing with henna and saffron, and also encompasses concepts of writing, marking, and enriching food. It extends to descriptions of appearance and even includes a meaning related to currency.
Derived headwords
- 1.hennaboth
A plant-based dye, typically reddish-brown, used for coloring hair, skin, and fabrics.
- 2.saffronboth
A spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus, used for coloring and flavoring food, and also as a dye.
- 1.hennaboth
The dye made from the henna plant.
- 2.saffronboth
The spice derived from the saffron crocus.
- 1.to dye oneselfboth
To color one's hair or skin, especially with henna or saffron.
- 1.to dyeboth
To color something, particularly a beard, with a dye like henna or saffron.
- 2.to enrich foodmodern
To make food rich or succulent with fat or oil.
- 1.markedclassical
Written or inscribed with marks; patterned.
- 1.inscriptionclassical
A written inscription or text.
- 1.markingclassical
The act of marking or inscribing text.
- 2.vocalizationclassical
Adding diacritical marks (vowels and dots) to Arabic script to clarify pronunciation and meaning.
- 3.embellishmentclassical
Decorating or beautifying written text.
- 4.notationclassical
Making notations in accounts, such as darkening certain areas to avoid confusion with blank spaces.
- 1.dirhamboth
A unit of currency, historically a silver coin.
- 1.good-coloredclassical
Having a pleasing or beautiful complexion or color.
- 2.dyedclassical
Having been colored, especially with henna or saffron.
- 1.vulture eggsclassical
The eggs laid by vultures.
- 1.to apply saffronclassical
To anoint oneself or something with saffron, similar to dyeing.