سمق
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes height, elevation, and length, applied to plants, trees, and even people. It also extends to concepts of purity and intensity, as well as specific agricultural and tool-related terms.
Derived headwords
- 1.to grow tallboth
The plant grew tall and elevated.
- 1.growing tallboth
The masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act of growing tall or becoming elevated.
- 1.growing tallboth
Another masdar (verbal noun) for the act of growing tall, similar to 'samqan'.
- 1.tallboth
Describing something that has grown tall, elevated, and long.
- 1.tallboth
An adjective indicating height and elevation, often used for plants and trees.
- 1.very tall palm treeboth
A specific description for a palm tree that is exceptionally tall.
- 1.yoke polesclassical
Two wooden poles in a yoke, fitted at their ends and surrounding the bull's neck like a collar, secured with a rope.
- 1.wooden parts of a yokeclassical
The plural of 'sumayqan', referring to wooden pieces inserted into the apparatus used for carrying milk.
- 1.tall manclassical
A term for a tall man, attributed to Kuraa'.
- 1.pure falsehoodclassical
Describes a lie that is entirely pure or unadulterated.
- 1.pure loveclassical
An expression meaning pure or sincere love, with a softened 'mim'.
- 1.sumac plantboth
A plant found on cliffs and mountains, with sour, clustered fruit containing small seeds that are cooked. It is described as intensely red and primarily grows in the Levant.
- 1.sumac berryboth
The individual sour berry of the sumac plant, also referred to as 'abrab'.
- 1.sumac-like potclassical
A pot or vessel described as being like sumac, possibly referring to its shape or use.
- 1.small sumac-like potclassical
A diminutive form of 'samāqiyyah', referring to a small pot or vessel.