قَزَحَ (verb)
Etymology: From the root ق ز ح (q z ḥ). Compare Hebrew קֶצַח (qeṣaḥ, “black cumin (Nigella sativa))”). Jewish Palestinian Aramaic קִיצְחָא (qiṣḥā, “black cumin (Nigella sativa))”) is likely a Hebraism. But there is also Ugaritic 𐎖𐎕𐎈 (qṣḥ, “black cumin (Nigella sativa)”). Whereas the Classical Syriac lexicographers give ܟܷܣܚܳܐ (kesḥā, “small onion”).
Meaning: to put scents to, to add aromates to
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قَزَحَ (verb)
Meaning: to splash, to emit driblets, to spatter
قَزَّحَ (verb)
Meaning: to put scents to, to add aromates to; to embellish, to dress up, to formulate exquisitely
قَزْح (noun)
Meaning: verbal noun of قَزَحَ (qazaḥa) (form I); dog urine
قُزَح (name)
Meaning: a god or demon of the rainstorm of the pagan Arabs, translatable as “thunder god” or “rain demon”. Related to a certain ritual of “standing” (وُقُوف (wuqūf)) performed at a hill (the hill termed جَبَل قُزَح (jabal quzaḥ), now جَبَل عَرَفَة (jabal ʕarafa, “Mount Arafat”)) east of Mecca at dawn where he was apparently believed to dwell, or perhaps the hill itself was deified.
قِزْح (noun)
Meaning: black cumin (Nigella sativa); onion seeds; anything scented added to dishes while cooking; serpent excrement
From Wiktionary: قزح, by Wiktionary contributors, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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