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سغب
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the state of hunger, often implying hardship or exhaustion. It also extends to the concept of famine and, less commonly, thirst.
Derived headwords
سَغِبَverb
- 1.to be hungryboth
To experience hunger, to be in a state of needing food.
- 2.to be hungry with hardshipclassical
To be hungry, but specifically in conjunction with experiencing hardship or exhaustion.
سَغَبًاnoun
- 1.hungerboth
The state of being hungry.
سُغْبًاnoun
- 1.hungerboth
The state of being hungry.
سَغَابَةًnoun
- 1.hungerboth
The state of being hungry.
سُغُوبًاnoun
- 1.hungerboth
The state of being hungry.
مَسْغَبَةnoun
- 1.hungerboth
The state of being hungry.
سَاغِبadjective
- 1.hungryboth
Experiencing hunger.
سَغْبَانadjective
- 1.hungryboth
Experiencing hunger.
سَغِبadjective
- 1.hungryboth
Experiencing hunger.
سَغْبَىadjective
- 1.hungryboth
Experiencing hunger.
سِغَابnoun
- 1.hungry peopleboth
A collective noun referring to people who are hungry.
السُّغْبnoun
- 1.thirstclassical
The sensation of thirst.
أَسْغَبَverb
- 1.to enter famineclassical
To enter a period of widespread hunger or famine.
مُسْغِبadjective
- 1.causing hungerclassical
Something that causes hunger or leads to famine.
مُسْعِبadjective
- 1.causing hungerclassical
Something that causes hunger or leads to famine.
Parallel reading
سغب، كفرح وكنصر، سغبا وسغبا وسغابة وسغوبا ومسغبة: جاع
He was hungry, like 'faraha' and 'nasara', experiencing hunger, hunger, hunger, hunger, and famine: he became hungry.
أو لا يكون إلا مع تعب، فهو ساغب وسغبان وسغب، وهي سغبى، وجمعهما: سغاب.
Or it is not but with exhaustion, so he is hungry, very hungry, and hungry, and she is hungry, and their collective is: hungry people.
والسغب، محركة: العطش، وليس بمستعمل.
And hunger, when vocalized with damma on the first letter: thirst, and it is not in use.
وأسغب: دخل في المجاعة.
And he entered into famine: he entered into a period of famine.
وهو مسغب له كذا، ومسعب: مسوغ.
And it causes hunger for him such and such, and it causes hunger: it makes it permissible (or causes it).