صدء
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a specific color, a reddish-brown or dark tawny hue, often associated with animals like horses and goats. It also encompasses the concept of something being tarnished or corroded, particularly metals.
Derived headwords
- 1.Tawny colorclassical
A specific color, a reddish-brown or dark tawny hue, often described as leaning towards black. It is a characteristic marking on goats and horses.
- 1.To be tawnyclassical
Describing an animal, particularly a horse or a young goat, as having a tawny or reddish-brown color.
- 2.To be tarnishedmodern
To be affected by rust or tarnish, typically referring to metals.
- 1.It is tawnyclassical
The present tense form indicating that an animal is tawny in color.
- 2.It is tarnishedmodern
The present tense form indicating that a metal is tarnished or rusted.
- 1.It is tawnyclassical
An alternative present tense form for the color description, less common than يَصْدَأُ.
- 2.It is tarnishedmodern
An alternative present tense form for tarnish, less common than يَصْدَأُ.
- 1.Tawnyclassical
Having the tawny color described by the root, applied to animals.
- 2.Tarnishedmodern
Affected by rust or tarnish, usually referring to metals.