السدح
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of laying something down, often with force or to the ground. It extends to meanings of slaughtering, prostration, falling, and even to concepts of fertility and abundance, as well as place names.
Derived headwords
- 1.to slaughterboth
To slaughter an animal, often implying a forceful act.
- 2.to lay downboth
To lay something down flat on the ground.
- 3.to prostrateboth
To lie down on one's face in prostration.
- 4.to fallboth
To fall onto one's back.
- 5.to make fallboth
To cause something or someone to fall or be thrown down.
- 1.slaughterclassical
The act of slaughtering, similar to the verb 'sadaḥa'.
- 2.laying downclassical
The act of laying something down flat.
- 1.to lie downboth
To lie down oneself, often flat on the ground.
- 1.laid downboth
Describing something that has been laid down flat on the ground.
- 1.laid downclassical
Describing something that has been laid down flat on the ground; an alternative form to 'masdūḥ'.
- 1.making a camel kneelclassical
The act of causing a she-camel to kneel down, often for unloading or resting.
- 1.stayingboth
The act of staying or residing in a place.
- 1.fillingboth
The act of filling a waterskin or container.
- 1.slaughterclassical
The act of slaughtering, used synonymously with 'sadaḥa'.
- 1.heavy rain cloudclassical
A cloud that brings heavy rain.
- 1.fertileclassical
Describing a person or land that is fertile or abundant.
- 1.Sadih tribeclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific tribe.