مزح
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of jesting, joking, and lighthearted interaction. It also extends to metaphorical uses related to coloring, fruiting, and distinguishing oneself from unpleasant people.
Derived headwords
- 1.to jestboth
To engage in joking or lighthearted banter, as opposed to seriousness.
- 1.he jestsboth
Present tense form of the verb 'to jest'.
- 1.jestingboth
The act or instance of joking or lighthearted banter.
- 2.playfulnessboth
A state of being playful or lighthearted.
- 1.jestingboth
A synonym for 'مزحًا', referring to the act of joking.
- 2.playfulnessboth
A state of being playful or lighthearted.
- 1.jestingboth
A noun denoting the act of joking or lighthearted banter.
- 1.jestingboth
The act of joking or lighthearted banter, often interpreted as pleasant interaction without offense.
- 1.joking withboth
The act of engaging in jesting or banter with someone.
- 1.they jestedboth
The dual past tense form of the verb meaning to jest or engage in banter.
- 1.trellising vinesclassical
The act of supporting or training grapevines, a metaphorical extension of the root's meaning.
- 1.to colorclassical
To take on color, specifically used for grapes or ears of corn.
- 1.it fruitedclassical
Said of a grapevine when it begins to bear fruit, possibly a variant or related meaning.
- 1.ear of cornclassical
A fully developed ear of corn or similar grain.
- 1.jovialclassical
Describing a man who is not heavy or unpleasant in disposition, distinguishing himself from those with ill-will.