زرق
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root زرق (z-r-q) primarily relates to the color blue or greenish-blue, particularly concerning the eyes. It also extends to meanings of sharpness, swiftness, and specific objects or places associated with this color or action.
Derived headwords
- 1.a man with blue eyesboth
a man with blue eyes
- 2.a blue blade, meaning very clearboth
a blue blade, meaning very clear
- 3.clear water is called blueboth
clear water is called blue
- 1.a woman with blue eyesboth
a woman with blue eyes
- 1.the noun of zarq (blueness)both
the noun of zarq (blueness)
- 1.his eye became blueboth
The eye turned blue or greenish-blue.
- 2.his eye turnedclassical
The eye rolled or turned, revealing its white part.
- 1.his eye became blueboth
An intensified form of the verb indicating the eye becoming blue or greenish-blue.
- 1.intense bluenessclassical
The state of extreme blueness, particularly of the eyes.
- 1.intensely blueclassical
Describing something, especially eyes, that is intensely blue or greenish-blue.
- 1.intensely blueclassical
Used to describe a woman with intensely blue or greenish-blue eyes.
- 1.spearsclassical
A name given to spearheads due to their sharpness or perhaps their color.
- 2.moundsclassical
Specific sand dunes or mounds located in the area of Al-Dahnaa.
- 1.the bird defecatedboth
The action of a bird excreting its droppings.
- 1.to defecateboth
The present tense of the verb for a bird defecating.
- 1.to defecateboth
An alternative form for the present tense of the verb for a bird defecating.
- 1.his eye rolled towards meclassical
The eye turned or rolled, showing its white part, often implying a sudden or unusual movement.
- 1.a short spearboth
a short spear
- 1.he speared himclassical
To strike or throw someone with a short spear (mizraq).
- 1.the camel's hump shifted backwardclassical
When a camel's hump shifts backward, causing the saddle to move behind its proper place.
- 1.to be shifted backwardclassical
Passive form indicating that the saddle has been shifted backward on the camel's hump.
- 1.a man with blue eyesboth
a man with blue eyes
- 2.a blue blade, meaning very clearboth
a blue blade, meaning very clear
- 3.clear water is called blueboth
clear water is called blue
- 1.well structuresclassical
Two structures built at the top of a well, supporting a crossbeam from which a pulley is hung.
- 1.a type of boatboth
a type of boat
- 1.with two fatha (blueness)both
with two fatha (blueness)
- 1.falconsclassical
The plural of 'zurq', referring to white falcons used for hunting.
- 1.a Kharijite sectclassical
A sect of the Kharijites, named after Nafi' ibn al-Azraq.