الصرح
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThe root الصرح primarily relates to elevated structures, purity, and clarity. It extends to concepts of openness, directness, and the unadulterated essence of things, including liquids and abstract qualities. It also encompasses notions of revealing, becoming apparent, and sometimes, failure or emptiness.
Derived headwords
- 1.Palaceboth
A palace, a large and imposing building.
- 2.Tall buildingboth
Any tall structure or edifice.
- 3.Specific palaceclassical
The name of a palace belonging to Nebuchadnezzar near Babylon.
- 1.Pure essenceclassical
The pure, unadulterated essence of something.
- 1.Pure essenceclassical
The pure, unadulterated essence of something, similar to 'صريح'.
- 2.Direct confrontationclassical
Speaking directly to someone, face-to-face.
- 1.Franknessboth
The quality of being frank, open, or direct in speech.
- 1.Franknessclassical
A noun denoting frankness or openness.
- 1.Pureboth
Pure, unadulterated, or clear.
- 2.Frankboth
Direct and open in speech or manner.
- 3.Clearboth
Evident, manifest, or unambiguous.
- 1.Pure onesclassical
Plural of 'صريح', referring to pure or noble individuals.
- 1.Pure thingsclassical
Plural of 'صريح', referring to pure or clear things.
- 1.To be frank withboth
To speak frankly or openly with someone.
- 2.To revealboth
To disclose or make known what is in one's heart or mind.
- 1.Franknessboth
The act of speaking frankly or openly.
- 2.Confrontationclassical
Direct confrontation or open discussion.
- 1.Franklyclassical
Adverbial use meaning frankly or openly.
- 1.Pure wineclassical
Wine that is pure and has not been mixed with anything.
- 1.Pure wineclassical
Wine that is pure and has not been mixed with anything.
- 1.Clarificationboth
The act of making something clear or explicit.
- 2.Direct statementboth
A direct statement or declaration, as opposed to an allusion.
- 3.Revelationboth
The uncovering or revealing of a matter.
- 4.Foam dissipationclassical
In the context of wine, the disappearance of its foam.
- 1.To clarifyboth
To make something clear, explicit, or manifest.
- 2.To revealboth
To uncover or disclose a matter.
- 3.To become apparentboth
To become clear or manifest (intransitive).
- 1.Clarificationclassical
The act of making something clear or explicit.
- 2.Revelationclassical
The uncovering or revealing of a matter.
- 1.Barrenclassical
Describing land that is barren or infertile.
- 1.Barrenclassical
Describing land that is barren or infertile.
- 1.Barrenclassical
Describing land that is barren or infertile.
- 1.Non-bleating camelclassical
A female camel that does not make a bleating sound.
- 1.Wine vesselclassical
A container or vessel specifically for wine.
- 1.Pure wineclassical
Describing wine that is pure and unmixed.
- 1.Clearclassical
Describing a day that is clear and without clouds.
- 1.To become clearboth
To become manifest, evident, or clear (intransitive).
- 2.To be revealedboth
To be uncovered or disclosed.
- 1.Pureclassical
The pure or unadulterated essence of something.
- 1.Horse nameclassical
The name of several horses belonging to notable individuals or tribes.
- 1.Insect nameclassical
A type of insect, similar to a locust, that is edible.
- 1.Fortress nameclassical
The name of a fortress built by jinn for Queen Bilqis.
- 1.Pure thingsclassical
The pure or unadulterated essence of things.
- 1.Clearly visibleclassical
Appearing openly and clearly, without obstruction.