ورخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of wetness, moisture, and softness, particularly in relation to land and dough. It also extends to the idea of being relaxed or yielding, and metaphorically to the dating of documents.
Derived headwords
- 1.treeclassical
A tree resembling the Marakh tree in its growth, but grayish, with fine leaves like or larger than tarragon leaves.
- 1.wet landboth
Moist or wet land.
- 2.relaxed doughboth
Dough that is relaxed or loose due to an excess of water.
- 1.became wetboth
To become moist or wet, referring to land.
- 1.became wetboth
To become moist or wet, referring to land.
- 2.became relaxedboth
To become relaxed or loose, referring to dough.
- 1.to become relaxedboth
To become relaxed or loose, referring to dough.
- 1.to become relaxedboth
To become relaxed or loose, referring to dough.
- 1.relaxationboth
The state of being relaxed or loose, referring to dough.
- 1.to add waterboth
To add water to dough to make it relaxed or loose.
- 1.lush grassboth
Describing land that is covered with abundant, dense grass.
- 1.to date a bookclassical
To date a book or document on a specific day; a variant pronunciation of أرّخ (arrkh).