سعب
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of stretching, extending, or flowing in thin strands or threads. It is often used to describe liquids like honey, saliva, or milk, and can also refer to things that are drawn out or elongated.
Derived headwords
- 1.strands of honey/nectarclassical
Refers to the thin, thread-like strands that extend from substances like honey, mallow, or similar viscous liquids.
- 1.drool, salivaboth
Describes saliva that flows from the mouth in extended, thread-like streams.
- 1.strand of liquidboth
The singular form of 'sa'abib', referring to a single thread-like stream of liquid, such as saliva or milk.
- 1.strand of milkclassical
Refers to the thin, stretching strands of milk that follow a hand during milking.
- 1.to flow, to streamboth
Describes water or liquid flowing and extending.
- 1.to flow, to streamclassical
Similar to 'insa'aba', it describes liquid flowing and extending.
- 1.to stretch out, to elongateboth
Describes something becoming elongated or stretched out.
- 1.that which stretchesclassical
Refers to anything that stretches or elongates, whether it is a drink or something else.
- 1.made easy, permissibleclassical
Indicates that something is made easy, facilitated, or permissible.
- 1.made easy, permissibleclassical
Synonymous with 'mus'ab', meaning something is made easy or permissible.
- 1.made easy, permissibleclassical
Synonymous with 'mus'ab' and 'musghab', indicating ease or permissibility.
- 1.permissible, allowable
Means something is permissible, allowable, or legally acceptable.
- 1.desirable, permissibleclassical
Indicates something is desirable or permissible.