دبغ
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the process of tanning hides to make them durable and soft. It extends to the materials used in tanning, the place where it occurs, and the profession of the tanner. Metaphorically, it can refer to something being well-prepared or refined, or conversely, something lacking such qualities.
Derived headwords
- 1.to tan (a hide)both
To treat a hide or skin with tanning agents to preserve it, make it soft, and prevent decay.
- 1.tanning agentboth
The substance used for tanning hides, such as oak galls (قرظ) or other materials, which helps to preserve and soften the skin.
- 2.tanningboth
The process or act of tanning hides.
- 1.tanning (profession)both
The craft or profession of a tanner.
- 2.tanning agentclassical
The material used for tanning, similar to دبغ.
- 1.to be tannedboth
To undergo the process of tanning; to become tanned.
- 1.tannedboth
Having undergone the process of tanning; referring to a hide or skin that has been treated.
- 2.well-preparedclassical
Figuratively, something that is well-crafted, refined, or properly prepared.
- 1.tanneryboth
A place where hides and skins are tanned.
- 2.place of tanningboth
The location where the tanning process takes place.
- 1.place for menclassical
Figuratively, a place where men are tested or refined, often through hardship or difficult circumstances.
- 1.Dabigh (name)classical
A proper name of a man, mentioned in relation to a poetic verse.
- 1.rain that softens earthclassical
A metaphorical term for rain that softens and prepares the earth, likened to the tanning process.
- 1.tanning agentclassical
The substance used for tanning, as stated by Abu Hanifa.
- 1.a single tanningclassical
The act of tanning performed once.
- 1.unrefined speechclassical
Speech that is not well-articulated, lacks eloquence, or is not properly prepared.
- 1.useless adviceclassical
A proverb used to describe someone who cannot be benefited by advice or admonishment, implying they are incorrigible.
- 1.well-tanned leatherclassical
Leather that has been thoroughly and effectively tanned.
- 1.Al-Dabbaghi (title)classical
A title given to Sharif Issa bin Idris Al-Hassani, who is considered the ancestor of the tanners (Al-Dabbaghin).
- 1.Al-Mudabighi (title)classical
A title given to Abu Al-Iqbal Al-Hasan bin Ali Al-Mandawi, due to his residence in the street of the tanneries (Al-Madabigh) in Egypt.