طرا
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of freshness, tenderness, and youth, particularly in relation to food and living things. It also extends to meanings of praise, artificial enhancement, and specific culinary preparations.
Derived headwords
- 1.fresh, tenderboth
fresh, tender
- 2.it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)both
it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)
- 1.freshnessboth
The state or quality of being fresh, young, and tender.
- 2.tendernessboth
The quality of being soft and delicate.
- 1.fresh, tenderboth
fresh, tender
- 2.it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)both
it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)
- 1.making freshclassical
The act of making something fresh or tender, possibly through a process.
- 2.moisteningclassical
The act of making something moist or soft.
- 1.fresh, tenderboth
fresh, tender
- 2.it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)both
it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)
- 1.fresh, tenderboth
fresh, tender
- 2.it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)both
it becomes fresh (masdar: tarāwa and tarā'a)
- 1.freshnessclassical
The quality of being fresh and tender.
- 1.he praised himboth
he praised him
- 1.to thicken honeyclassical
To cause honey to thicken or crystallize.
- 1.perfumedclassical
Washed or treated with aromatic substances, especially for use on the head or hands.
- 2.enhancedclassical
Treated or prepared with fragrances or spices.
- 1.perfumedclassical
Wood or other material that has been treated with aromatic substances for perfuming.
- 1.a kind of foodboth
a kind of food