سغد

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to a specific group of people and the state of animals, particularly camels, when they are well-fed with milk. It describes a condition of abundance and nourishment.

Derived headwords

السغدname

1.
A known peopleclassical
Refers to a specific, well-known tribe or group of people.

ممغدةadjective

1.
Abundant with milkclassical
Describes female animals, particularly camels, that are very full of milk and appear plump and well-nourished.

مماغيدadjective

1.
Abundant with milkclassical
A plural form describing female animals that are very full of milk and appear plump and well-nourished.

مسمغدةadjective

1.
Abundant with milkclassical
Another form describing female animals that are very full of milk and appear plump and well-nourished.

مسغدةadjective

1.
Abundant with milkclassical
A further form describing female animals that are very full of milk and appear plump and well-nourished.

مساغدةadjective

1.
Abundant with milkclassical
Yet another form describing female animals that are very full of milk and appear plump and well-nourished.

سغدتverb

1.
To be full of milkclassical
The female animal (mother) was full of milk, indicating a state of nourishment and abundance.

مغدتهاverb

1.
To suckle itclassical
The young animal (it) was suckled by its mother, implying it received nourishment.

Parallel reading

فصال ممغدة ومماغيد ومسمغدة ومسغدة ومساغدة إذا كانت رواء من اللبن

Young camels (female) that are abundant with milk, plump, and well-nourished from the milk.

وقد سغدت أمهاتها

And their mothers were full of milk.

ومغدتها إذا رضعتها

And it (the young camel) was suckled by them (its mothers).