دعج
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes intense blackness, particularly in the eyes, but also extends to darkness in general, such as a dark night. It can also refer to madness and specific times of the lunar month.
Derived headwords
- 1.intense blacknessboth
Intense blackness, especially of the eyes, referring to the deep black of the pupil and the stark white of the sclera.
- 2.darknessclassical
General darkness, used metaphorically.
- 3.bluishness in whitenessclassical
A slight bluish tint in the white part of the eye.
- 1.intense blacknessboth
Intense blackness, particularly of the eyes.
- 1.to be intensely blackboth
To be intensely black, used to describe eyes or other dark things.
- 1.intensely blackboth
Describing something that is intensely black, especially eyes.
- 2.dark-skinnedboth
A man who is dark-skinned.
- 1.intensely black (eyes)both
Describing eyes that are intensely black.
- 2.madclassical
Suffering from madness or insanity.
- 3.late lunar monthclassical
Referring to the twenty-eighth night of the lunar month, the beginning of the waning period.
- 4.dark nightclassical
A very dark night.
- 5.dark lipsclassical
Describing lips that are dark in color.
- 6.dark gumsclassical
Describing gums that are dark in color.
- 1.intensely blackclassical
An alternative reading for 'أدعج', meaning intensely black.
- 1.madnessclassical
Madness or insanity.
- 2.late lunar monthclassical
The twenty-eighth night of the lunar month.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name, given to a dark-skinned boy.
- 1.madclassical
One who is afflicted with madness.
- 1.proper nameclassical
A proper name of a man or a horse.
- 1.nisba nameclassical
A nisba indicating origin from a place or family associated with the root 'دعج'.
- 1.very dark nightclassical
A night characterized by extreme darkness.
- 1.goat with dark eyesclassical
A male goat with intensely dark eyes.