صهد

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to intense heat, scorching, and arid conditions. It also extends to concepts of vastness, barrenness, and sometimes to physical attributes like stoutness or a specific type of terrain.

Derived headwords

صَهَدَverb

1.
to scorchboth
To be intensely hot, to scorch or burn due to extreme heat.

صَهِدَverb

1.
to be aridclassical
To be a parched, dry, and intensely hot place.

صِهْدnoun

1.
intense heatboth
Extreme heat, scorching heat.

صِهْدَانnoun

1.
intense heatclassical
Intense heat, similar to 'صهد'.

صَيْهَدnoun

1.
mirageclassical
A flowing mirage, a shimmering heat haze.
2.
intense heatclassical
Extreme heat.
3.
vast desertclassical
A vast, arid desert or plain whose water is unattainable.
4.
large penisclassical
A large penis, particularly one with a slight curvature.
5.
regionclassical
A specific region located between Yemen and Hadramawt.

صَيْهُودnoun

1.
vast desertclassical
A vast, arid desert or plain whose water is unattainable.
2.
large penisclassical
A large penis, particularly one with a slight curvature.

صيهودname

1.
impenetrable placeclassical
A name for a place that is inaccessible or impenetrable.

صُهُودnoun

1.
stout personclassical
A stout or corpulent person.

Parallel reading

صخد. والصيهد: السراب الجاري، وشدة الحر، كالصهدان، محركة، والطويل، وفلاة لا ينال ماؤها، كالصيهود، والضخم من الأيور وفي رأسه ميل، وع بين اليمن وحضرموت.

It means 'scorched'. And 'الصيهد' refers to a flowing mirage, intense heat, like 'الصهدان' (with vowels indicated), a long expanse, a plain whose water is unattainable, like 'الصيهود', a large penis with a slight curvature, and a region between Yemen and Hadramawt.

وعز صيهود: منيع.

And 'عز صيهود' means inaccessible.

والصهود: الجسيم.

And 'الصهود' refers to the stout or corpulent.