rusma (Meaning)

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rusma (n.)

A depilatory made of orpiment and quicklime, and used by the Turks. See Rhusma.

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The bride adorned her eyes with kohl and rusma, creating a captivating gaze.
Rusma, a traditional Egyptian eye cosmetic, is known for its medicinal properties and ability to enhance beauty.
The rusma powder was carefully mixed with water to form a deep, smoldering eyeliner.
Women in ancient Egypt used rusma as a symbol of protection and to ward off evil spirits.
The rusma applicator, made of ivory or bone, was designed to create intricate and precise lines.
Rusma is not only an eyeliner but also a popular ingredient in eye drops and facial treatments.
The rusma trade flourished in the ancient world, connecting Egypt with other regions.
Cleopatra was renowned for her use of rusma, which she believed brought good fortune.
Museums around the world house ancient Egyptian artifacts that showcase the artistry and cultural significance of rusma.
The legacy of rusma continues to be celebrated in modern times, inspiring cosmetic products and traditional performances.

A depilatory made of orpiment and quicklime, and used by the Turks. See Rhusma.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bride adorned her eyes with kohl and rusma, creating a captivating gaze.

Rusma, a traditional Egyptian eye cosmetic, is known for its medicinal properties and ability to enhance beauty.

The rusma powder was carefully mixed with water to form a deep, smoldering eyeliner.

Women in ancient Egypt used rusma as a symbol of protection and to ward off evil spirits.