damask

• صفة تشير إلى ما يُصنع من الحرير الدمشقي أو يشبهه، وتُستخدم في السياقات الشعرية والتاريخية لوصف القماش الفاخر الموشّى أو المنقوش.

An archaic adjective describing something made of or resembling damask silk, often used in poetic or historical contexts.

1. Fabric patternC1formal

   Describing a rich, reversible woven fabric with a pattern, typically used for tablecloths, napkins, or upholstery.

   دمشقي

   • The damask tablecloth added elegance to the dining room.
   • She chose damask curtains for the formal living room.
   • The upholstery was made of a beautiful damask silk.

   المرادفاتfiguredpatterned

2. Color descriptionC2formal

   A shade of pink or rose, reminiscent of the damask rose.

   لون الورد الدمشقي

   • The walls were painted a soft damask pink.
   • Her dress was a lovely damask rose color.
   • The sunset had a damask hue across the sky.

   المرادفاتpinkroserosy

• اسم يشير إلى قماش فاخر منقوش بنسيج معقد، يُصنع عادةً من الحرير أو الكتان أو القطن، ويُستخدم غالبًا في مفارش المائدة والمناديل أو التنجيد.

A noun referring to a rich, patterned fabric, typically made of silk, linen, or cotton, often used for tablecloths, napkins, or upholstery.

1. C1formal

   A rich, heavy fabric with a reversible pattern, typically made of silk, linen, or cotton, often used for tablecloths, curtains, and upholstery.

   قماش الدمشقي

   • The table was covered with an elegant white damask cloth.
   • She chose a damask curtain for the living room window.
   • The antique chair was upholstered in red damask.

2. C2formal

   A type of steel with a wavy pattern, historically made in Damascus, used for sword blades.

   الفولاذ الدمشقي

   • The sword was forged from high-quality damask steel.
   • Collectors prize antique blades made of damask.
   • The pattern on the blade is characteristic of damask steel.

   المرادفاتdamascus steeldamask steel