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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a plant called 'waras' used for dyeing, its properties, and related colors, particularly yellow and reddish-yellow. It also extends to descriptions of things having this color or texture, and some specific applications and names.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dye plantboth
A plant, similar to sesame, used for dyeing. It is native to Yemen and is used to make a cosmetic paste for the face.
- 2.Yellowish substanceclassical
A yellowish substance resembling a stain, found on certain desert plants like 'ar'ar' and 'ramth', especially in Abyssinia, though less potent than the cultivated dye plant.
- 1.Dyed with warasboth
Dyed with the waras plant. This term is used for fabrics and other items.
- 1.Dyed with warasboth
Dyed with the waras plant. This is a passive participle form.
- 1.To dye with warasboth
To dye something with the waras plant. This is the verbal noun form.
- 1.Dyeing with warasboth
The act of dyeing with the waras plant.
- 1.Waras-dyed cloakboth
A cloak or wrap dyed with the waras plant.
- 1.Dyed with warasboth
Dyed with waras. This adjective describes something colored by the waras plant.
- 1.Name of a goatclassical
A proper name for a female goat, specifically one known for being very productive.
- 1.Reddish-yellowboth
Describing a color that is a mix of red and yellow, or a reddish-yellow hue. It is also used to describe a type of pigeon with this coloration.
- 2.Made of Naddar woodclassical
Referring to a type of drinking cup made from yellow Naddar wood, prized for its quality and color.
- 1.To be covered in mossclassical
When a rock becomes covered in moss, making it green and smooth.
- 1.Covered in mossclassical
Describing a rock that is covered in moss, making it green and smooth.
- 2.Having leaves/foliageclassical
Describing a plant or tree that has developed its leaves or foliage.
- 3.Yellowishclassical
Describing something that has turned yellow, especially leaves after maturity.
- 1.To have leavesclassical
To become leafy or have foliage. This verb form is used for trees and plants.
- 1.Yellowishclassical
Describing something that has turned yellow, particularly leaves after maturity. This form is considered rare.
- 1.To be greenclassical
To be green, referring to plants. This is a less common usage.
- 1.Dyed with warasboth
Dyed with the waras plant. This adjective form is used for fabrics.
- 2.Yellowishboth
Describing something that is intensely yellow.
- 1.Intensely yellowboth
Describing something that is extremely yellow, used for emphasis.
- 2.Intensely redboth
Describing something that is intensely red, used for emphasis.