سجح
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes qualities of ease, gentleness, and moderation, often applied to physical appearance, disposition, or manner. It can also refer to things that are uniform, level, or straightforward, and in some contexts, to specific directions or even abstract concepts like forgiveness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be easy, gentleboth
Describing a cheek that is easy, gentle, soft, and long with moderation, and having little flesh.
- 1.ease, gentlenessclassical
A state of being gentle and easy, similar to 'sajih'.
- 2.level pathclassical
Refers to a clear, straight, and easy path or way.
- 3.potclassical
A pot, often implying a standard size.
- 4.air, atmosphereclassical
The air or atmosphere.
- 5.deception, trickeryclassical
Deception or trickery.
- 1.gentle, easy dispositionclassical
Refers to a gentle, easy, and soft disposition or nature.
- 1.gentle, easyboth
Describing someone or something as gentle, easy, and mild in disposition or manner.
- 1.disposition, natureboth
The innate disposition, character, or nature of a person or thing.
- 1.gentle, mildclassical
Describing something as gentle, mild, or easy.
- 2.direction, sideclassical
A direction or a side.
- 1.disposition, natureclassical
The disposition or nature, similar to 'sajihah'.
- 1.handsome, moderateclassical
Describing something as handsome, well-proportioned, and moderate.
- 1.well-formed (camel)classical
Describing a camel that is complete, well-formed, and has a long back.
- 1.to coo, to make a soundboth
The sound made by a dove or pigeon, similar to cooing.
- 1.offering, presentingclassical
To present or offer something, especially words or speech.
- 1.to be lenient, to grantclassical
To be lenient, to grant, or to allow something.
- 1.generous forgivenessclassical
The act of forgiving generously and with ease.
- 1.a man named Sajahclassical
A man named Sajah.
- 1.a woman named Qatamclassical
A woman named Qatam who claimed prophethood.