السبروت

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes barrenness, scarcity, and poverty. It also extends to concepts of insignificance, a young boy, and negative character traits. Additionally, it denotes a specific market location.

Derived headwords

السبروتnoun

1.
Barren landboth
A desolate place devoid of vegetation.
2.
Scarcityboth
A small, insignificant, or worthless thing.
3.
Povertyboth
A state of being poor or destitute.
4.
Young boyclassical
An adolescent male, specifically one without facial hair.

السبريتnoun

1.
Povertyboth
A state of being poor or destitute, synonymous with السبروت.

السبراتnoun

1.
Povertyboth
A state of being poor or destitute, synonymous with السبروت.

السبرتnoun

1.
Povertyboth
A state of being poor or destitute, synonymous with السبروت.

سباريتnoun

1.
Barren landsboth
Plural of السبروت, referring to desolate areas without vegetation.

سبارnoun

1.
Barren landsclassical
A rare plural of السبروت, referring to desolate areas without vegetation.

سباريتadjective

1.
Worn outclassical
Describing land that is worn out or depleted, similar to the idiom 'ثوب أخلاق' (worn-out garment).

سبرتverb

1.
To be contentclassical
To be satisfied or resigned to one's situation.

المسبرتadjective

1.
Hairlessclassical
Lacking hair, particularly on a young man.

السنبريتadjective

1.
Bad-temperedclassical
Having a poor disposition or unpleasant character.

سبرتname

1.
Marketclassical
A specific market located in Tripoli.

Parallel reading

السبروت، كزنبور: القفر، لا نبات فيه

As-sabrut, like zunbur: the barren land, with no plants in it.

والشيء القليل التافه

And the small, insignificant thing.

والفقير

And the poor person.

كالسبريت والسبرات والسبرت

Like as-sabrit, as-sabarat, and as-sabart.

والغلام الأمرد

And the beardless adolescent boy.

ج: سباريت وسبار، وهذه نادرة

Plural: sabarit and sabar, and this latter is rare.

وأرض سباريت: من باب، ثوب أخلاق

And sabarit land: is like the idiom, 'worn-out garment'.

وسبرت: قنع

And sabara: to be content.

المسبرت: الذي لا شعر عليه

Al-musbart: he who has no hair on him.

والسنبريت: السيئ الخلق

And as-sinbrit: the bad-tempered one.

وسبرت، كجعفر: سوق بأطرابلس

And Sabart, like Ja'far: a market in Tripoli.