الصعب
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes difficulty, hardship, and arduousness. It extends to concepts of being stubborn, fierce, or unyielding, and is used to describe challenging terrain, difficult tasks, and even specific individuals or places known for their toughness or prominence.
Derived headwords
- 1.difficult, hardboth
Describes something that requires great effort or is challenging to accomplish or endure.
- 2.fierce, strongboth
Used to describe a lion or a strong, capable man.
- 3.stubborn, unyieldingboth
Describes a person or animal that is resistant to control or persuasion.
- 1.difficulty, hardshipboth
The state or quality of being difficult to do, understand, or deal with.
- 1.unyielding, proudboth
Describes someone who refuses to submit or be humbled, often due to pride or strong principles.
- 1.lionboth
A large carnivorous feline, often associated with strength and ferocity.
- 1.manboth
An adult human male.
- 1.Al-Mundhir bin Ma' al-Sama'classical
A historical figure, likely a king or prominent leader, whose name is associated with this root.
- 1.Ibn Juthamaclassical
A Companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.a place in Yemenclassical
A location in Yemen, possibly a town or region, referred to by this name.
- 1.to find difficultboth
To perceive or experience a task or situation as being difficult.
- 1.to become difficultboth
To transition into a state of being difficult or arduous.
- 2.to make difficultboth
To cause something to become difficult.
- 3.to leave (a camel) untamedclassical
To refrain from riding a camel, allowing it to remain wild or untamed.
- 1.to be difficultboth
To possess the quality of being hard to do, understand, or endure.
- 1.to make difficultboth
To render something arduous or challenging.
- 1.to make difficultboth
To render something arduous or challenging (often reflexive or intensive).
- 1.stallionboth
A strong, virile male horse.
- 1.Al-Mus'abaynclassical
Refers to two prominent figures, Mus'ab bin Al-Zubayr and either his son 'Isa or his brother 'Abd Allah bin Al-Zubayr.
- 1.bint Jabalclassical
A woman named Al-Sa'bah, daughter of Jabal and sister of Mu'adh bin Jabal.
- 2.bint Sahlclassical
A woman named Al-Sa'bah, daughter of Sahl, who was a Companion.
- 1.woman's nameboth
A female given name.
- 1.woman's nameboth
A female given name, possibly a diminutive or variant of Sa'bah.
- 1.stony groundclassical
Land characterized by stones and pebbles, suitable for plowing.
- 1.a water sourceclassical
A specific water source belonging to the Banu Khifaf tribe.
- 1.bookboth
A written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers.
- 1.a mountainclassical
A mountain located between Al-Yamamah and the Persian Gulf.
- 1.Day of Difficultiesclassical
A specific day or event known for its hardship or challenges.