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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns adornment, particularly jewelry made of precious metals or stones. It extends to the act of adorning oneself or others, and also encompasses concepts of natural disposition, appearance, and specific plants or foods.
Derived headwords
- 1.Jewelryboth
What one adorns with, made of worked metals or stones. It is the plural of 'ḥulya'.
- 1.Jewelryboth
The adornments themselves, often referring to jewelry. This is a plural form.
- 1.Adornmentboth
A single piece of adornment, like jewelry. It is the singular of 'ḥuliyy'.
- 2.Dispositionclassical
Natural disposition, form, or characteristic.
- 1.Adornmentboth
What one adorns with, made of worked metals or stones. It is the singular of 'ḥuliyy'.
- 1.To adorn oneselfboth
A woman adorned herself with jewelry, meaning she acquired it or became adorned.
- 1.To be adornedboth
The woman became adorned, meaning she acquired jewelry or became possessed of it.
- 1.Adornedboth
A woman who is adorned with jewelry.
- 1.Adornedboth
A woman who is adorned with jewelry.
- 1.To adorn oneselfboth
A woman adorned herself with jewelry, meaning she acquired it or became adorned.
- 1.To adorn herboth
To dress her with jewelry, or to acquire it for her, or to describe and characterize her.
- 1.Adorningboth
The act of dressing someone with jewelry, or acquiring it for them, or describing them.
- 1.Adornment of a swordboth
The adornment or embellishment of a sword.
- 1.Dispositionclassical
Natural disposition, form, or characteristic.
- 1.Ikhliya'classical
A place name.
- 1.White part of dried grapesclassical
What becomes white from dried grapes (nabidh). The singular is 'ḥulya'.
- 1.Plantclassical
A type of plant.
- 2.Foodclassical
A type of food they consumed.