يدع
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of coloring or dyeing, specifically with saffron. It also extends to the idea of dedicating or obligating oneself to something, such as a religious duty or pilgrimage.
Derived headwords
- 1.Saffronboth
A spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus, known for its distinct color and flavor, used as a dye and flavoring agent.
- 1.avoided the sacred month of saffron-dyed pilgrimageclassical
A poetic phrase referring to avoiding the sacred month, possibly implying a time when pilgrims would dye their garments with saffron.
- 1.he pushesboth
he pushes
- 1.he pushesboth
he pushes
- 1.to dyeclassical
To color something, specifically with saffron.
- 2.to obligateclassical
To make something obligatory or necessary for oneself, such as a religious duty.
- 1.dyeingclassical
The act of coloring something, particularly with saffron.
- 1.obligated the pilgrimage upon himselfclassical
To make the pilgrimage a binding duty for oneself.
- 1.Maydu'classical
The name of a horse belonging to Abd al-Harith ibn Dirar ibn Amr ibn Malik al-Dhubi.
- 1.Maydu' complains of the raidclassical
A poetic line describing the horse Maydu' suffering from a raid.