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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns a red dye or pigment, often derived from plants or animal substances. It is associated with coloring, particularly for cosmetic purposes like dyeing hands and hair, and is described with various names and origins.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dragon's bloodclassical
A red resin obtained from the fruit of the rattan palm Daemonorops draco, or a similar red substance.
- 2.Red dye/pigmentclassical
A general term for a red coloring substance, possibly derived from plants or animal sources.
- 1.Dragon's bloodclassical
The red resin obtained from the fruit of certain palm trees, known for its vibrant red color.
- 1.Brazilwoodclassical
A type of wood that yields a red dye, historically used for coloring textiles and other materials.
- 1.Red dyeclassical
A red coloring substance, often used for cosmetic purposes like dyeing hands and hair.
- 1.Red treeclassical
A tree that is red in color, likely referring to its bark or sap used for dye.
- 1.Gazelle's bloodclassical
A substance, likely a red dye, metaphorically named after gazelle's blood.
- 1.Artal treeclassical
A type of desert shrub or tree, whose bark might be used in dye preparation.
- 1.to congealclassical
To become thick and solid, to coagulate, referring to the process of making the dye.
- 1.to dyeclassical
To color something, especially hair or hands, with a dye.
- 1.dyeclassical
A substance used for coloring materials, especially textiles or hair.
- 1.young womenclassical
Female slaves or maidservants, often young.
- 1.flowingclassical
Describing blood that is flowing or spreading.
- 1.summitclassical
The highest point or peak of a mountain or hill.
- 1.Al-'Uzzaclassical
The name of a pre-Islamic Arabian goddess.
- 1.The Eagleclassical
A constellation, also possibly referring to a pre-Islamic idol or deity.
- 1.blackclassical
Describing something as black, possibly referring to a type of garment or complexion.
- 1.redclassical
Having the color red.
- 1.people of Bahrainclassical
Inhabitants of the region of Bahrain.