ز ه ر

Etymology
Due to the restricted meaning, suspected to be loaned from the root  /  which is more generally used for “to shine, to glow”, as well as in the specific meaning of “to flourish”, and in 🇨🇬 both “bright light”, “splendor” and “bright or fully-bloomed flower”, as opposed to the restricted, which was thus probably the particular term borrowed from which other meanings were back-formed, not without acquaintance with or reminiscence, that is later influence, of the general meanings in the Aramaic root. This reminds also of more specific plant names like and  being borrowed from Aramaic roots expressing ideas of things opening themselves for emission.

Root

 * 1) related to,  (by extension) to , to

Derived terms

 * Verbs


 * Nouns
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 * Proper nouns
 * , a title of Fatima bint Muhammad
 * , a title of Fatima bint Muhammad


 * Adjectives