reflected image (as in a mirror), reflection, facsimile, Xerox (of writing, printing or picture, etc.)

shimmering pieces of reflection, ex-ray

reflection of the moon, (fig.) the beloved

reflection of ego, egoism, superior attitude

reflective, casting reflection, shadowy

like a reflection, mirror

reflecting, reflective

take a photograph

photocopy, xerox copy

'aqs (v.n.), Plaiting or twisting the hair; making it into curls;—'aqas (v.n.), Being bad-tempered ; avaricious; — 'aqis, Covetous ; bad-tempered; sand unequally heaped and difficult to cross;—iqas (pi. of iqsat), Spiral locks;—'uqus, A miser; the tripe,

reflective, reflected, photographic

(Botany) photosynthesis, photosynthesis uses solar energy, carbon dioxide, and water to produce energy-storing carbohydrates and oxygen

a reflected image, or picture, a silhouette, a photograph

camera

reliable reflection

opposite

without reflection

in reflection

mirror of reflection

reflection of fragrant tresses perfumed with amber

search for reflection

with the favour of reflection

without reflection of beauty

in, with the reflection of mirror

looking glass of the reflection of beloved

said of a person whose actions belie their name, Hercules in name but a coward in fact