كبرت
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily discusses the substance 'sulfur' (الكبريت), its origins, properties, and medicinal uses. It also touches upon metaphorical uses of the term, relating it to precious metals and other substances.
Derived headwords
- 1.sulfurboth
A yellow, combustible nonmetal, often found in volcanic regions or near hot springs. It is used in medicine and chemistry.
- 2.red gemstoneclassical
Metaphorically referred to as red ruby or a precious red stone.
- 3.goldclassical
Metaphorically referred to as red gold.
- 4.essenceclassical
The inherent nature or substance of something, particularly its dryness.
- 1.to be largeclassical
This lemma is mentioned as the presumed original root for الكبريت, implying a connection to size or substance, though the entry focuses on the derived form.
- 1.demonclassical
A type of powerful jinn or demon, often associated with strength and cunning. It is mentioned as a parallel to الكبريت in terms of linguistic structure.
- 1.red rubyclassical
A precious red gemstone, used metaphorically to describe sulfur.
- 1.red goldclassical
A metaphorical term for gold, possibly referring to its color or value, used in relation to sulfur.
- 1.essenceboth
The intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, often referring to a fundamental substance.
- 1.springboth
A source of water, specifically a spring from which sulfurous water flows.
- 1.to coat its camelclassical
To apply sulfur, mixed with fat and a type of thin black naphtha, to a camel, likely for medicinal purposes.
- 1.naphthaboth
A type of thin, black petroleum substance, distinct from tar, used in mixtures with sulfur.
- 1.tarboth
A thick, black, viscous substance derived from trees, distinguished from naphtha.
- 1.scabiesboth
A skin disease caused by mites, for which sulfur mixtures were used as a remedy.
- 1.epilepsyboth
A neurological disorder characterized by seizures, for which sulfur was considered beneficial.
- 1.strokesboth
Sudden episodes of neurological dysfunction caused by brain infarction or hemorrhage, treated with sulfur.
- 1.migraineboth
A severe headache, often on one side of the head, for which sulfur was a remedy.
- 1.leprosyboth
A chronic infectious disease that affects the skin, nerves, and other organs, for which sulfur was a medicine.
- 1.ringwormboth
A fungal skin infection that causes a circular rash, which sulfur could help clear.
- 1.goutboth
A form of inflammatory arthritis characterized by recurrent attacks of a red, tender, hot, and swollen joint, treated with sulfur applications.
- 1.common coldboth
A viral infectious disease of the upper respiratory tract, for which inhaling sulfur fumes was a remedy.
- 1.tumorsclassical
Abnormal growths or swellings, particularly those arising from black bile, treated with sulfurous water.
- 1.swellingsboth
Enlargements or protuberances on the body, treated with sulfurous water.
- 1.woundsboth
Injuries to the body, which could be healed by bathing in sulfurous springs.