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1 خضب
خَضَبَ \ dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. \ See Also صبغ (صَبَغَ) -
2 صبغ
صَبَغَ \ decorate: to paint or put wallpaper on (a room, etc.). dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. paint: to put paint on sth.: I’ve painted the front door green. -
3 decorate
صَبَغَ \ decorate: to paint or put wallpaper on (a room, etc.). dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. paint: to put paint on sth.: I’ve painted the front door green. -
4 dye (dyeing)
صَبَغَ \ decorate: to paint or put wallpaper on (a room, etc.). dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. paint: to put paint on sth.: I’ve painted the front door green. -
5 paint
صَبَغَ \ decorate: to paint or put wallpaper on (a room, etc.). dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. paint: to put paint on sth.: I’ve painted the front door green. -
6 dye (dyeing)
خَضَبَ \ dye (dyeing): to change the colour of (sth., such as cloth or hair) by putting it in liquid: I dyed my white coat brown. \ See Also صبغ (صَبَغَ)
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