زبرق
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThe root 'زبرق' primarily relates to dyeing fabrics with yellow or red hues. It also extensively covers the name 'الزبرقان', which refers to the full moon, specific nights of the lunar cycle, and a prominent companion of the Prophet Muhammad, along with various other individuals and concepts associated with this name.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dye yellow or redclassical
To dye a garment with a yellow or red color.
- 1.dyeing yellow or redclassical
The act of dyeing a garment with a yellow or red color.
- 1.the full moonclassical
The moon, specifically when it is full.
- 2.the 14th or 15th nightclassical
The night of the 15th of the lunar month, or the 14th night, referring to the full moon when its rising precedes sunset.
- 3.light beardclassical
Someone with a light beard.
- 4.light sideburnsclassical
Someone with light sideburns.
- 5.a companion's nameclassical
The name of Al-Husayn ibn Badr ibn Imri' al-Qays al-Tamimi, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, also known as Abu Shadhrah and 'Moon of Najd' for his beauty.
- 6.a titleclassical
A title given to a group of people, including scholars and individuals known by this name.
- 1.gleams of deathclassical
Refers to the gleams or signs of impending death, used to evoke fear and awe.
- 1.a scholar's epithetclassical
An epithet for Abu al-Ma'ali Yahya ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Shaybani, a scholar who visited Salah al-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub.
- 1.a hadith narrator's epithetclassical
An epithet for Ishaq ibn al-Ala al-Zubaidi, a hadith narrator.