فرس

Root entry · 3 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to concepts of swiftness, agility, and perhaps a specific type of creature or entity. It encompasses terms for speed, a wild animal, and descriptive adjectives.

Derived headwords

سَرْحُوبadjective

1.
swift, agileboth
Describing something or someone as swift or agile, particularly in movement.

سَرْحُوبnoun

1.
jackalclassical
A type of wild animal, specifically a jackal.
2.
demon, evil spiritclassical
A demon or an evil spirit, sometimes described as blind and inhabiting the sea.
3.
epithetclassical
A nickname or epithet given to Abu al-Jarud, the leader of the Jarudiyyah sect, by al-Baqir.

سَرْحُوبٌ سَرْحُوبphrase

1.
encouraging eweclassical
A phrase used to describe a ewe that is encouraged or stimulated when being milked.

Parallel reading

فرس سرحوب، بالضم: طويلة

Sarhub (with dammah): tall/long.

ويقال: رجل سرحوب

And it is said: a swift/agile man.

والسرحوب: ابن آوى

And as-Sarhub: the jackal.

أو شيطان (أعمى يسكن البحر، ولقب أبي الجارود إمام الجارودية، لقبه به الباقر)

Or a demon (a blind one who inhabits the sea, and an epithet of Abu al-Jarud, the leader of the Jarudiyyah, given to him by al-Baqir).

وسرحوب سرحوب: إشلاء للنعجة عند الحلب

And sarhub sarhub: stimulating the ewe during milking.