سحبه
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the act of dragging or pulling something along the ground. It extends to concepts of intense eating and drinking, and metaphorically to the length of a day. Derived terms also refer to clouds, a specific sword, and a person characterized by their sweeping or eloquent speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.to dragboth
To pull something along the ground, causing it to trail behind.
- 2.to eat/drink intenselyclassical
To consume food or drink with great intensity and volume.
- 1.to be draggedboth
To be pulled along the ground; to trail.
- 2.to withdrawmodern
To move back or away from a place or situation.
- 1.draggingclassical
Describing someone or something that drags or trails.
- 2.intense eater/drinkerclassical
One who eats or drinks intensely.
- 1.cloudboth
A visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere.
- 2.length of the dayclassical
Metaphorically referring to the duration or extent of one's day.
- 1.cloudsboth
Plural of 'sahaba', referring to masses of water vapor in the sky.
- 1.cloudsboth
Another plural form for 'sahaba', denoting clouds.
- 1.cloudsboth
A further plural form for 'sahaba', meaning clouds.
- 1.sweeping/greedyclassical
Describing a person who sweeps up or takes everything in their path.
- 2.eloquentclassical
Describing a highly eloquent speaker, often used in proverbs.
- 1.stud bullclassical
A male animal, specifically a bull, known for its virility.
- 1.film over the eyeclassical
A thin membrane or film that covers the eye.
- 2.puddleclassical
A small amount of water remaining in a depression, resembling a cloud.
- 1.puddleclassical
A small pool of water, similar to the description of 'al-sahbah'.