طين
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the substance 'mud' or 'clay'. It extends to concepts of creation, inherent nature, sealing, and places characterized by mud.
Derived headwords
- 1.Known (clay/mud).both
Known (clay/mud).
- 1.More specific than it (a piece of clay/mud).both
More specific than it (a piece of clay/mud).
- 2.The ring.both
The ring.
- 3.The nature/disposition.both
The nature/disposition.
- 1.He plastered the roof with clay (taṭyīnan).both
He plastered the roof with clay (taṭyīnan).
- 1.to plaster with mudclassical
An alternative verb form for plastering with mud, used by some lexicographers.
- 1.It is plastered with clay.both
It is plastered with clay.
- 2.It is also sealed with clay.both
It is also sealed with clay.
- 1.innate disposition, natureboth
innate disposition, nature
- 1.the creationboth
the creation
- 1.He plastered it with clay (from the category of bāʿa).both
He plastered it with clay (from the category of bāʿa).
- 2.He sealed his letter with clay (from the category of bāʿa).both
He sealed his letter with clay (from the category of bāʿa).
- 1.to mold, fashionclassical
To mold or fashion someone or something, particularly in a divine or inherent sense, implying a fixed nature.
- 1.muddy dayclassical
A day characterized by mud, likely due to rain or wet conditions.
- 1.muddy placeclassical
A location that is muddy or characterized by the presence of mud.
- 1.muddy landclassical
Land that is abundant in mud or clay.
- 1.With a kasra on the fāʾ, a country.both
With a kasra on the fāʾ, a country.