صعع
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThe root صعع (ṣaʿʿ) primarily denotes movement, agitation, and dispersion. It extends to concepts of scattering, disturbing, and causing disarray, both physically and metaphorically. It also encompasses related ideas like fear, submission, and even specific terms for a bird and a tribal ancestor.
Derived headwords
- 1.movement and agitationboth
Refers to a state of movement, disturbance, or commotion.
- 2.stirring, shakingboth
The act of stirring, shaking, or causing something to move.
- 3.dispersion, scatteringboth
The act of scattering or dispersing things or people.
- 4.clamor, noiseclassical
Refers to loud noise or clamor.
- 5.a type of plantclassical
A plant that is used to aid in walking or movement.
- 1.to stir, to agitateboth
To cause movement or agitation in something or someone.
- 2.to scatter, to disperseboth
To cause people or things to separate and scatter.
- 3.to disturb, to disarrayclassical
To throw into disorder or confusion.
- 1.to stir (for combat)classical
To stir or move oneself into readiness for fighting.
- 1.to scatter them, to separate themboth
To cause a group of people to disperse or become separated.
- 1.to scatter (things)both
To scatter or disperse anything.
- 1.to scatter, to disperseboth
To become scattered or dispersed.
- 2.to move, to be agitatedclassical
To move or be agitated.
- 3.to be humbled, to submitboth
To become humbled, submissive, or abject.
- 4.to be cowardlyclassical
To act cowardly or show fear.
- 1.scattered, dispersedboth
Describes something or someone that is scattered or dispersed.
- 1.scattered onesclassical
Plural of 'صعصع', referring to scattered individuals or things.
- 2.birdsclassical
A term used for birds, particularly those that scatter or are scattered.
- 1.a type of birdclassical
A speckled bird that hunts locusts.
- 1.tribal ancestorclassical
The name of a tribal ancestor from the Hawazin tribe, specifically Sa'sa' ibn Mu'awiyah.
- 1.to anoint his head with oilclassical
To thoroughly anoint or saturate one's head with oil.