كحُاڸ
kḥoḷ (yekáḥaḷ/ľikḥóḷ or ľikḥáḷ)
المعلومات األساسية الصرفية

v. (Ia)

to paint one’s eyes with antimony
подкрашивать глаза сурьмой
كحل
LS 216; Naumkin et al. 2014a:50, 66
الأمثلة النصية

ŝínik ˁag di-yóˁod tšóbe áˁdeʰ di-ˁážeʰ kḥoḷ wa-ḥóni wa-ˁámor ḥóuḷehoḷ ‘I saw a man whose walk resembled the walk of a woman, and he had put kohl on his eyes and henna on his hands and feet, and he wore fingerrings’ (field notes)

االشتياق اللغوي

Not unlike Mhr. ketḥáwl ‘to apply kohľ and Jib. kḥal ‘to apply kohľ, borrowed from Arb. kḥl ‘to anoint the eyes with kuḥl’. Comparable terms are attested almost throughout Semitic (CDG 279), their ultimate origin is unknown. 

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