السقر

Root entry · 16 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to intense heat, scorching, and the infernal fire. It also extends to concepts of leadership, specific geographical locations, and names of individuals, particularly those involved in hadith transmission.

Derived headwords

الصقرnoun

1.
falconboth
A bird of prey known for its speed and hunting prowess.

سقرnoun

1.
scorching heatboth
Intense heat from the sun and its painful effects.
2.
pitchclassical
A thick, dark, viscous substance, often referring to date syrup.

سقرname

1.
name of a personboth
A name used for individuals, often as part of a kunya or given name, with several transmitters of hadith mentioned.

السقارnoun

1.
disbelieverclassical
One who denies the truth or rejects faith.
2.
curserclassical
One who curses unjustly or excessively.

الساقورnoun

1.
free personclassical
An individual who is not enslaved or bound.
2.
hot ironclassical
A piece of metal that is heated and used for branding, specifically mentioned for donkeys.

سقرname

1.
Hellboth
The name for Hell, a place of punishment in Islamic theology.
2.
mountain in Meccaclassical
A mountain located in Mecca overlooking the site of Al-Mansur's palace.

سقرانname

1.
place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a town or region.

سقروانname

1.
place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a town ('a town in Tus').

مسقارadjective

1.
dripping sapclassical
A palm tree from which sap flows abundantly.

أسقرتverb

1.
to flow sapclassical
The palm tree yielded its sap.

أبو السقيرname

1.
name of a personclassical
A kunya (patronymic) of a follower of the companions of the Prophet (Tabi'i).

بَكَّار بن سُقَيْرname

1.
name of a personclassical
A person from the generation after the companions (from their followers).

سُقَيْرname

1.
name of a personboth
A name of individuals, including transmitters of hadith.

سهيل بن سُقَيْرname

1.
name of a personboth
A transmitter of hadith.

يوسف بن عمر بن سُقَيْرname

1.
name of a personboth
A transmitter of hadith.

السقنقورnoun

1.
lizard-like creatureclassical
A creature that originates on the banks of the Nile River, whose meat is considered palatable.

Parallel reading

وسقر بن عبد الرحيم، وابن عبد الرحمن، وابن حسين، وابن عداس، وأبو السقر يحيى بن يزداد: محدثون.

And Saqar bin Abdul Rahim, and Ibn Abdur Rahman, and Ibn Husayn, and Ibn Adas, and Abu Al-Saqar Yahya bin Yazzad: were hadith transmitters.

والسقار: الكافر، واللعان لغير المستحقين.

And Al-Saqqar: the disbeliever, and the one who curses those who do not deserve it.

والساقور: الحر، والحديدة تحمى ويكوى بها الحمار.

And Al-Saqoor: the free person, and the iron that is heated and used to brand the donkey.

وسقر، محركة معرفة: جهنم، أعاذنا الله تعالى منها، وجبل بمكة مشرف على موضع قصر المنصور.

And Saqar, with haraka (vowels), is a proper noun: Hell, may Allah the Almighty protect us from it, and a mountain in Mecca overlooking the site of Al-Mansur's palace.

وسقران: ع.

And Saqran: a place name (likely a town or region).

وسقروان: ة بطوس.

And Saqrawan: a town in Tus.

ونخلة مسقار: يسيل سقرها، وقد أسقرت.

And a palm tree is misqar: its sap flows, and it has yielded sap.

وكزبير: أبو السقير النميري: من التابعين.

And like Zubayr: Abu Al-Suqayr Al-Numayri: from the Tabi'in (followers of the companions).

وبكار بن سقير: من تابعيهم.

And Bakkar bin Suqayr: from their followers.

وسقير، وسهيل بن سقير، ويوسف بن عمر بن سقير: محدثون.

And Suqayr, and Suhail bin Suqayr, and Yusuf bin Umar bin Suqayr: were hadith transmitters.

والسقنقور: دابة تنشأ بشاطئ بحر النيل، لحمها باهي.

And Al-Saqnqoor: a creature that originates on the shore of the Nile River, its meat is palatable.