الصيص
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to sharp, pointed, or protective structures. It encompasses natural thorns, defensive fortifications, and even tools used in weaving that have a pointed function. It also extends to concepts of vigilance and protection.
Derived headwords
- 1.bitter gourd seedclassical
The seed of the colocynth plant (حنظل) that lacks a kernel.
- 1.bitter gourd seedclassical
Synonymous with الصيص, referring to the seed of the colocynth plant lacking a kernel.
- 1.bitter gourd seedclassical
Another term for the seed of the colocynth plant that is devoid of its kernel.
- 1.to bear fruit (date palm)classical
Said of a date palm when it bears fruit.
- 1.to bear fruit (date palm)classical
An alternative form indicating a date palm bearing fruit.
- 1.to bear fruit (date palm)classical
Another verb form used to describe a date palm that has produced fruit.
- 1.weaver's toolclassical
A tool used by a weaver to adjust the warp and weft threads.
- 2.cock's spurboth
The sharp, pointed spur of a rooster.
- 3.hornclassical
The horn of a cow or a gazelle.
- 4.fortressboth
A strong fortification or castle; anything that provides defense.
- 5.vigilant shepherdclassical
A shepherd who is skilled and diligent in looking after his flock.
- 6.date-picking toolclassical
A tool used to detach dates from the palm.
- 1.fortressesboth
The plural of الصيصة, referring to multiple strongholds or defensive structures.