يقت
Root entry · 32 derived lemmasThis entry discusses the gemstone ruby (ياقوت), its origins, varieties, and medicinal properties. It is described as a precious stone with various benefits for the heart and blood.
Derived headwords
- 1.Rubyboth
A precious gemstone, known for its red color. It is considered one of the most valuable jewels.
- 1.Knownboth
Generally recognized or understood; familiar.
- 1.Persianboth
Relating to Persia (modern-day Iran), its language, or its people.
- 1.Arabizedclassical
A word borrowed from another language and adapted to Arabic phonology and morphology.
- 1.Its bestboth
The finest or most excellent among its kind.
- 1.Redboth
Of the color of blood or cherries.
- 1.Pomegranate-likeboth
Resembling the color of a pomegranate, typically a deep red.
- 1.Bahramaniclassical
A specific type or name associated with a variety of ruby, possibly indicating its origin or quality.
- 1.The wise menboth
Philosophers, scholars, or individuals known for their wisdom and knowledge.
- 1.is broughtboth
To be transported or fetched from one place to another.
- 1.Serendibclassical
An ancient name for the island of Sri Lanka, known for its precious stones.
- 1.Joy-bringingboth
Causing happiness or delight.
- 1.Consolidatingboth
Bringing together or strengthening various elements.
- 1.Strengtheningboth
Providing physical or mental strength.
- 1.Beneficialboth
Having a good or helpful effect.
- 1.Obsessionboth
A persistent, intrusive thought, idea, or impulse.
- 1.Occurringboth
Happening or appearing, especially as a secondary condition.
- 1.Melancholyclassical
A state of deep sadness or gloom, historically attributed to an excess of black bile.
- 1.Palpitationboth
A noticeably rapid, strong, or irregular heartbeat due to agitation, exertion, or illness.
- 1.Weaknessboth
Lack of physical strength or energy.
- 1.Heartboth
The organ responsible for pumping blood, often associated with emotions and vitality.
- 1.Drinkingboth
The act of consuming a liquid.
- 1.Stagnationboth
Lack of movement, activity, or progress; becoming stiff or immobile.
- 1.Bloodboth
The red fluid that circulates in the arteries and veins of humans and other vertebrates.
- 1.Wearing as an amuletclassical
The act of suspending something, often for protection or as an amulet.
- 1.he elaboratedboth
To discuss or write about a subject at great length.
- 1.its propertiesboth
The distinctive qualities or characteristics of something.
- 1.Ibn al-Kutubiclassical
A proper name, likely referring to a scholar or author mentioned in the text.
- 1.Hakim Dawudclassical
A proper name, likely referring to a physician or wise man named Dawud.
- 1.Al-Tifashiclassical
A proper name, likely referring to Shihab al-Din al-Tifashi, a known author on gems.
- 1.othersboth
Other people or individuals.
- 1.people of wisdomboth
Those who possess deep knowledge and understanding.