فنزج
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily discusses a specific type of dance or game, often associated with Persians or Magi. It also touches upon related concepts like playful behavior and possibly timekeeping.
Derived headwords
- 1.A dance or gameclassical
A type of dance or game, possibly Persian in origin, involving holding hands and dancing, similar to what is called 'Dastband'. It is also described as the dance of the Magi.
- 1.Playfulness or a danceclassical
Synonymous with 'al-fanzaj', referring to playfulness or a specific dance, particularly the dance of the Magi.
- 1.Playfulnessclassical
Playfulness, frolicking, or a state of being lively and unrestrained. It is used as a synonym for 'al-fanzaj' and 'al-fanzajah'.
- 1.A type of danceclassical
A name for a game or dance, specifically mentioned as the dance of the Magi, and possibly a Persian loanword.
- 1.A danceclassical
A Persian word, Arabized, referring to a dance, likely the same as 'al-fanzaj'.
- 1.A gameclassical
A Persian name for a game, which is then Arabized. It is associated with the 'fanzaj' game.
- 1.Herd or groupboth
A herd or flock, especially of people. It signifies a large group or multitude.
- 2.Followersclassical
The followers or retinue of leaders.
- 1.Herd or groupboth
Synonymous with 'al-fawj', referring to a herd or flock, particularly of people.
- 1.Groupboth
A group or multitude of people.
- 1.Groupsboth
Plural of 'fawj', meaning groups or multitudes of people.
- 1.Groupsclassical
A plural form of 'fawj', referring to groups or multitudes.
- 1.Groupsclassical
Another plural form of 'fawj', meaning groups or multitudes.
- 1.Musk spreadclassical
The scent of musk spread or became pervasive.
- 1.To spread or diffuseclassical
To spread, diffuse, or become widespread, similar to the verb 'faha' (to emit fragrance).