السطر
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of a line, row, or written text. It extends to related ideas like writing, order, and even cutting or striking with a sword. Figuratively, it can refer to gossip, supervision, or a specific type of wine.
Derived headwords
- 1.Line, rowboth
A row or line of things, such as books, trees, or writing.
- 2.Writing, textboth
The act of writing or the written word itself.
- 3.A cutclassical
A cut or strike made with a sword.
- 1.Lines, rowsboth
Plural of سطر (satr), referring to multiple lines or rows.
- 1.Lines, rowsboth
Plural of سطر (satr), referring to multiple lines or rows.
- 1.Lines, rowsboth
Plural of سطر (satr), referring to multiple lines or rows.
- 1.Legends, fablesclassical
Stories or tales without a clear order or system, often considered myths or legends.
- 2.Gossip, idle talkclassical
Unsubstantiated or baseless talk.
- 1.Line, rowclassical
A line or row, used in the plural form أساطير.
- 1.Line, rowclassical
A line or row, used in the plural form أساطير.
- 1.Line, rowclassical
A line or row, used in the plural form أساطير.
- 1.To writeboth
To inscribe or write something down.
- 1.Writingboth
The act of writing or composing text.
- 2.Arrangementclassical
The act of arranging things in a line or order.
- 1.Supervisor, overseerboth
One who watches over and controls others; a guardian or supervisor.
- 2.Dominant personboth
One who has power or authority over others; a ruler.
- 1.To control, dominateboth
To have power or authority over someone or something.
- 1.To control, dominateboth
To exert control or dominance over.
- 1.Intoxicating drinkclassical
A type of wine that causes intoxication, or a sour or newly made wine.
- 2.Dustclassical
Dust raised high in the sky.
- 1.Butcherclassical
A butcher, one who cuts meat.
- 1.Cleaver, large knifeboth
A tool used for cutting, especially a large knife or cleaver.
- 1.Security, safetyclassical
A state of being safe or secure; peace of mind.
- 1.Sapurclassical
The name of a Persian king of the Sasanian dynasty, known as Sapur Dhu al-Aktaf.