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السجلاط
Root entry · 2 derived lemmasThis root entry primarily describes types of plants, specifically jasmine, and also refers to decorative coverings for a camel litter or embroidered linen garments.
Derived headwords
السِّجْلَاطnoun
- 1.Jasmineboth
A fragrant flowering plant, commonly known as jasmine.
- 2.Camel litter coveringclassical
A piece of wool or similar material that a woman places on top of her camel litter (howdah).
- 3.Embroidered linenclassical
Linen garments that are embroidered, with the embroidery resembling a seal.
السِّنْجِلَاطnoun
- 1.A plantclassical
A type of plant, possibly a variant of jasmine or another fragrant herb.
- 2.Fragrant herbclassical
A fragrant herb, often mentioned alongside other plants.
Parallel reading
السِّجْلَاط، بكسر السين والجيم: الياسمين
Al-sijlat, with kasra on the sin and jim: Jasmine.
وشيء من صوف تلقيه المرأة على هودجها
And something of wool that a woman throws on her howdah.
أو ثياب كتان موشية، وكأن وشيه خاتم
Or embroidered linen garments, and its embroidery is like a seal.
والسِّنْجِلَاط، بزيادة النون: ع
And al-sinjlat, with the addition of the noon: a plant.
وريحان
And basil/fragrant herb.