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Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of ornamentation, decoration, and intricate patterns, particularly in textiles and on swords. It extends to meanings of embellishment, falsehood, and rapid growth or increase, as well as the appearance of subtle signs.
Derived headwords
- 1.Embroideryboth
Embroidery or ornamentation of a garment, which can be of any color.
- 2.Sword patternclassical
The pattern or fuller on a sword.
- 1.To embroiderboth
To embroider, pattern, or beautify a garment.
- 2.To lieboth
To lie or speak falsely.
- 3.To slanderboth
To slander or carry tales to the ruler.
- 4.To multiplyclassical
To multiply or become numerous (referring to people).
- 1.Embroideryboth
A good embroidery or ornamentation of a garment.
- 2.Slanderboth
Slander or carrying tales.
- 1.Embroideryboth
A good embroidery or ornamentation of a garment.
- 2.Slanderboth
Slander or carrying tales.
- 1.Embroideryclassical
Embroidery or ornamentation of a garment.
- 1.Horse's colorclassical
The color of a horse.
- 1.Markedclassical
Having a white marking (like a blaze) and white fetlocks on a horse.
- 1.To appearclassical
To appear like a pattern or mark (referring to gray hair).
- 1.To stay awakeclassical
To stay awake for thought and planning.
- 1.To sproutclassical
For land to sprout its first vegetation.
- 2.To ripenclassical
For a date palm to show its first ripe dates.
- 3.To increaseclassical
For a man's wealth to increase.
- 4.To extractclassical
To extract something gently.
- 5.To healclassical
To heal a sick person with medicine.
- 1.Embroideryclassical
Embroidery or ornamentation.
- 2.Gold beatersclassical
Those who beat gold.
- 1.To extract meaningclassical
To extract the meaning of speech or poetry.
- 2.To find goldclassical
To find a little gold in a mine.
- 3.To extract gentlyclassical
To extract something gently.
- 4.To elicit speedclassical
To elicit from a horse its full speed.
- 5.To learnclassical
To learn or know something.
- 6.To take fromclassical
To take from dirhams.
- 1.To elicit speedclassical
To elicit from a horse its full speed.
- 1.Gold beatersclassical
Those who beat gold.
- 1.Prolificclassical
One who is prolific in children.
- 2.Weaverclassical
A weaver.
- 1.To summonclassical
To summon and move something to send it.
- 1.To healclassical
For a bone to heal from a fracture.