فاغرة

Etymology
While the variants presuppose a, it is spread in Persian as , interpreted from due to the vainglory fostered by the dearthful spice, but still headworded sometimes , which distribution in contrast with the Arabic as in  and  again indicates Persian borrowing in Arabic, though even the native Persian lexicographers favour explanation by Arabic  feminines, after the roots  and , which would refer to the half-open berries revealing the seeds, or the ethnomedical use of dispersing swellings and freeing network vessels pertinent to the root of , also reflected in the plants' Persian names  and , but appears a  —perhaps with a third word.

Noun

 * 1) Sichuan pepper (any of the spice plants under the  genus and their produce)

Descendants

 * Fagara
 * Fagara