فرفير

Etymology
Disputed etymology:
 * Deriving from which is expected to ultimately have a Semitic root likely from . The medical sense derives from, from Latin, from the Greek.
 * Natively from the root or  meaning “to shake or shake about”, “to agitate”, “to mangle or molest”, “to break or crush”, theoretically a cognate with the 🇨🇬 term that  derives from.
 * All in reference to the process in which the Tyrian dye is extracted from the Murex; the more time-consuming poking or shaking the snail into agitation or the faster, but depleting, method of crushing the shell.
 * Deriving from either root in the sense of "becoming agitated", as the changing of color and complexion is used idiomatically to denote changes in states or moods in Semitic Languages.

Noun

 * 1) violet color
 * 2) dark purple
 * 3)  purpura