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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to plaster, specifically gypsum, and its preparation or application. It extends to describe actions associated with plastering, such as spreading or coating, and metaphorically to the initial emergence of things or intense effort.
Derived headwords
- 1.gypsum plasterboth
A white mineral substance, typically gypsum, used as a building material for coating walls and ceilings, or for molding.
- 2.plasterboth
A substance used for coating walls and ceilings, made from lime or gypsum, sand, and water.
- 1.plastererboth
A person who makes or applies gypsum plaster.
- 2.gypsum makerboth
Someone who produces gypsum plaster.
- 1.places for making plasterclassical
Locations or workshops where gypsum plaster is manufactured.
- 1.white and smoothclassical
Describing a place that is white and level or smooth.
- 1.similarity in statusclassical
A term used when people's social standing or circumstances are similar.
- 1.to become similarclassical
To have similar circumstances or social standing.
- 1.to become similarclassical
To have similar circumstances or social standing.
- 1.to groan in distressclassical
To moan or groan due to suffering, confinement, or being tightly bound.
- 1.groaning soundclassical
A sound of moaning or groaning, indicative of pain or distress.
- 1.to fill the vesselclassical
To fill a container completely.
- 1.to plaster a buildingboth
To coat a structure with gypsum plaster.
- 1.to open eyesboth
For a young animal (like a puppy) to open its eyes and begin to see.
- 1.to begin to emergeclassical
For plants or trees to show the first signs of growth or budding.
- 1.to start to formclassical
For a cluster (like grapes) to begin to develop or appear.
- 1.to attack an enemyclassical
To charge or attack an opponent.
- 1.name of a cemeteryclassical
A specific cemetery in Merv, where notable companions were buried.
- 1.nisba nameboth
A surname or attribution indicating origin from or association with Jussayn.
- 1.title/nicknameclassical
A title or nickname given to a group of hadith narrators.