السبط
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to qualities of being straight, smooth, or slender, contrasting with curly or coarse. It extends to concepts of generosity, good stature, abundance, and lineage. It also encompasses specific terms for plants, animals, and places.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be straight/smoothboth
To be the opposite of curly or coarse, referring to hair or texture.
- 1.to be straight/smoothboth
To be the opposite of curly or coarse, referring to hair or texture.
- 1.to be straight/smoothboth
To be the opposite of curly or coarse, referring to hair or texture.
- 1.straight (hair)both
Describing hair that is straight and smooth, as opposed to curly or kinky.
- 2.generousboth
Describing a person, specifically 'sabt al-yadayn' (straight of hands), meaning generous or open-handed.
- 3.well-proportionedboth
Describing a person's body as well-formed or of good stature.
- 1.straightnessboth
The quality of being straight or smooth, particularly referring to hair.
- 2.abundanceclassical
Referring to the abundance and spaciousness of something, like rain.
- 1.straightnessboth
The quality of being straight and smooth, especially of hair.
- 2.abundanceclassical
Abundance and spaciousness, as in the case of rain.
- 1.abundanceclassical
Abundance and spaciousness, often used to describe rain.
- 2.sweepingsclassical
The refuse or sweepings collected and piled up in the courtyards of houses.
- 1.tender plantclassical
Refers to a tender, moist plant, like millet, which is good pasture.
- 2.tree with many branchesclassical
A tree that has many branches originating from a single base.
- 3.descendantboth
A child of one's child, i.e., a grandchild.
- 4.tribe (of Israelites)both
A tribe, specifically referring to the twelve tribes of Israel.
- 1.tribes (of Israelites)both
The plural of 'sibṭ', referring to the twelve tribes of the Children of Israel.
- 1.to miscarry/give birth prematurelyclassical
Said of a female animal that gives birth to its young before full term or before its form is clear.
- 1.miscarryingclassical
Describing a female animal that has given birth prematurely.
- 1.to be silent from fearclassical
To become silent out of fear or apprehension.
- 2.to stick to the groundclassical
To adhere or cling to the ground.
- 3.to stretch outclassical
To stretch out or extend, especially as a result of being beaten.
- 4.to close eyes in sleepclassical
To close one's eyes while sleeping.
- 5.to feign ignoranceclassical
To pretend to be unaware or ignorant of something.
- 6.to be at ease/spread outboth
To be relaxed, spread out, or at ease.
- 7.to fall and be unable to moveclassical
To fall and become incapacitated, unable to move.
- 1.hollow tubeclassical
A hollow tube used for shooting birds.
- 1.covered walkwayboth
A covered passage or arcade between two houses, with a road underneath.
- 2.city nameclassical
A place name, specifically referring to a city in Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) known for its Persian origins.
- 1.covered walkwaysboth
The plural of 'sabāṭ', referring to covered passages or arcades.
- 1.covered walkwaysboth
The plural of 'sabāṭ', referring to covered passages or arcades.
- 1.feverboth
A fever, specifically a type of recurring fever.
- 1.to have a feverclassical
To be afflicted with a fever.
- 1.monthclassical
A specific month, referring to a period before March.
- 1.proper nameboth
A proper name for a person.
- 1.proper nameboth
A proper name for a person.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, referring to a district in the region of Nablus, where the tombs of Zechariah and John the Baptist are located.
- 1.sea creatureclassical
A type of marine animal.