ق ز ح

Arabic

Root

ق ز ح • (q-z-ḥ)

  1. related to spattering

Derived terms
  • Form I: قَزَحَ‎ (qazaḥa, “to put scents to, to add aromates to”)
    • Verbal noun: قَزْح‎ (qazḥ)
    • Active participle: قَازِح‎ (qāziḥ)
    • Passive participle: مَقْزُوح‎ (maqzūḥ)
  • Form I: قَزَحَ‎ (qazaḥa, “to splash, to emit driblets, to spatter”)
    • Verbal noun: قُزُوح‎ (quzūḥ), قَزَحَان‎ (qazaḥān), قَزْح‎ (qazḥ)
    • Active participle: قَازِح‎ (qāziḥ)
  • Form II: قَزَّحَ‎ (qazzaḥa, “to put scents to, to add aromates to; to embellish, to dress up, to formulate exquisitely”)
    • Verbal noun: تَقْزِيح‎ (taqzīḥ)
    • Active participle: مُقَزِّح‎ (muqazziḥ)
    • Passive participle: مُقَزَّح‎ (muqazzaḥ)
  • Form V: تَقَزَّحَ‎ (taqazzaḥa, “to diffuse in many branches”)
    • Verbal noun: تَقَزُّح‎ (taqazzuḥ)
    • Active participle: مُتَقَزِّح‎ (mutaqazziḥ)
  • قِزْح‎ (qizḥ, “onion seeds; aromates”)
  • قُزَح‎ (quzaḥ)
  • قُزَاح‎ (quzāḥ, “a sheep disease”)
  • قَزَّاح‎ (qazzāḥ, “onion seeds or aromate vendor”)
  • قَوَازِح‎ (qawāziḥ, “water driblets dispersed”)
  • مِقْزَحَة‎ (miqzaḥa, “vessel for aromates”)
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