السيساء

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the spine, specifically the vertebrae, and by extension, the back or hindquarters of animals like horses and donkeys. It can also refer to a specific type of land or a place name.

Derived headwords

السيساءnoun

1.
vertebraeboth
The series of bones forming the backbone.
2.
hindquarters (horse)classical
The back part of a horse, specifically its loins or haunches.
3.
back (donkey)classical
The back or upper part of a donkey.

سياسيnoun

1.
vertebraeboth
Plural of السيساء, referring to the bones of the spine.

السيساءةnoun

1.
level groundclassical
A piece of land that is level and smooth, or tapering.

سيسnoun

1.
food weevilclassical
A small insect that infests food, a weevil.

سيسname

1.
place nameclassical
A town located between Antioch and Tarsus.

سمرة بن سيسname

1.
Tabi'iclassical
A name of a Tabi'i (a successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad).

سنان بن سيسname

1.
Tabi'iclassical
A name of a Tabi'i (a successor to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad).

سلمة بن سيسname

1.
Abu Aqil al-Makkiclassical
The Kunya (patronymic) of Salama bin Sis, a person from Mecca.

Parallel reading

السيساء، بالكسر: منتظم فقار الظهر

Al-sisā', with a kasra: the series of vertebrae of the back.

و من الفرس: حاركه

And from the horse: its hindquarters.

و من الحمار: ظهره

And from the donkey: its back.

ج: سياسي

Plural: siyāsī.

والسيساءة: المنقادة من الأرض، المستدقة

And al-sisā'ah: the level ground, the tapering.

وحمله على سيساء الحق: على حده

And he carried him on the path of truth: on its limit/boundary.

وسيس الطعام، كفرح، ويهمز: سوس

And sis of food, like fariha, and with hamza: weevil.

وسيسة، ولا تقل سيس: د بين أنطاكية وطرسوس

And Sīsah, and do not say Sis: a town between Antioch and Tarsus.

وسمرة بن سيس: من التابعين

And Sumrah bin Sis: from the Tabi'in.

وسنان بن سيس: من تابعيهم

And Sinan bin Sis: from their Tabi'in.

وسلمة بن سيس: أبو عقيل المكي

And Salama bin Sis: Abu Aqil al-Makki.