بلج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of brightness, illumination, and radiance. It extends to describe the dawn, a clear and bright complexion, and by extension, a cheerful disposition or laughter. It can also refer to clarity and distinctness, particularly in contrast to obscurity.
Derived headwords
- 1.Al-Bulūj: the shining.both
Al-Bulūj: the shining.
- 1.It is said balaja al-ṣubḥ, meaning the morning shone.both
It is said balaja al-ṣubḥ, meaning the morning shone.
- 1.And inbalaja and taballaja are similar.both
And inbalaja and taballaja are similar.
- 1.So-and-so also taballaja, meaning he laughed and became cheerful.both
So-and-so also taballaja, meaning he laughed and became cheerful.
- 1.It is said rajulun ablaj, clearly bright, if he is not (hairy between the eyebrows).both
It is said rajulun ablaj, clearly bright, if he is not (hairy between the eyebrows).
- 2.bright, radiantboth
bright, radiant
- 1.brightnessboth
Brightness, radiance, luminosity, especially of the dawn.
- 2.clarityclassical
Clarity and distinctness.
- 1.illuminationclassical
The act or state of becoming bright or illuminated.
- 1.radianceclassical
A state of extreme brightness or radiance.
- 1.And al-balja, with the same measure as al-ḍarba and al-furja: the clear space between the eyebrows.both
And al-balja, with the same measure as al-ḍarba and al-furja: the clear space between the eyebrows.
- 1.man with unjoined eyebrowsboth
A man whose eyebrows are not joined; a man with a clear complexion.
- 1.bright faceboth
A face that is bright and radiant.