عرجن
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThe root 'arjana' primarily relates to the concept of something bent, crooked, or dried out, particularly referring to a date palm's fruit stalk. It also extends to describe a type of plant resembling a mushroom or truffle, and figuratively, to the act of striking or painting something.
Derived headwords
- 1.date palm stalkboth
The stalk of a date cluster, especially when dried and bent, or the main stem from which date clusters are cut, remaining on the palm tree.
- 2.old, bent thingclassical
Used metaphorically to describe something old, dried out, and bent, as in the Quranic verse about the moon.
- 3.plant like a mushroomclassical
A white plant resembling a mushroom or truffle, which dries out and becomes round.
- 1.to strike withclassical
To strike someone with the 'arjūn' (date palm stalk).
- 2.to paint/dyeclassical
To coat or dye something, possibly with blood, saffron, or dye.
- 1.to depict patterns on fabricclassical
To draw or depict patterns, such as palm trees or figures, on a piece of cloth.
- 1.to strike with a stickclassical
To strike someone with a stick.
- 1.stalks of date palmboth
Plural of 'arjūn', referring to the stalks of date palm clusters.
- 2.types of plantsclassical
Plural of 'arjūn', referring to the mushroom-like plants.