قرظ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to a specific type of plant used for tanning leather, and by extension, the process of tanning and people associated with it. It also extends to place names and a specific Jewish tribe, as well as the act of praising someone.
Derived headwords
- 1.the leaves of the acacia tree used for tanningboth
the leaves of the acacia tree used for tanning
- 2.the bark of the baawit treeboth
the bark of the baawit tree
- 1.Tannedclassical
A hide or leather that has been tanned using the leaves of the 'Salm' tree.
- 1.From Al-Qurazclassical
An adjective referring to something or someone originating from the land of Al-Quraz, which is identified as Yemen, due to it being the place where the tanning leaves grow.
- 1.Harvester of tanning leavesclassical
One who gathers the tanning leaves from the 'Salm' tree.
- 1.The two harvestersclassical
A dual form referring to two specific individuals, 'Al-Qariz Al-'Anazi' and 'Al-Mutanakhkhil', who went out in search of tanning leaves and never returned.
- 1.Sa'd al-Qurazclassical
The muezzin (caller to prayer) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who was initially in Quba and later moved to Medina by Umar (may Allah be pleased with him). His descendants continue to call to prayer in the Medina mosque.
- 1.a tribe of the Jews of Khaybarboth
a tribe of the Jews of Khaybar
- 1.Praiseboth
The act of praising a person while they are alive.
- 2.False or true praiseboth
Praising someone, whether the praise is truthful or based on falsehood.
- 1.to praiseboth
To praise someone, often with the implication of doing so with falsehood or exaggeration, but also applicable to genuine praise.
- 1.to praise each otherboth
When two individuals mutually praise one another.