سمط
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThe root سمط (smaṭa) primarily relates to actions of pulling, detaching, or suspending. It also extends to concepts of arrangement, order, and completion, as well as describing certain types of garments, objects, and even people with specific characteristics.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pluck woolclassical
To pluck the wool of a kid goat by immersing it in hot water.
- 1.to hang somethingboth
To hang an object.
- 1.to sharpen a knifeclassical
To sharpen a knife.
- 1.milk loses sweetnessclassical
For milk to lose its sweetness without its taste changing, or to be at the beginning of its change.
- 1.to be silentclassical
For a man to be silent.
- 1.to be silentclassical
To be silent (used similarly to the verb سمط الرجل).
- 1.to be silentclassical
To be silent (used similarly to the verb سمط الرجل).
- 1.pluckedclassical
Wool that has been plucked.
- 1.pluckedclassical
Wool that has been plucked.
- 2.lightclassical
A man who is light in circumstances or agile.
- 3.stackedclassical
Bricks or similar items placed one on top of another.
- 4.without a markclassical
A she-camel without a brand or mark.
- 5.unpatchedclassical
A shoe that has no patch.
- 1.thread of a necklaceclassical
A thread used for stringing beads or pearls.
- 2.necklaceclassical
A necklace longer than a 'makhnaqah' (a type of collar).
- 3.decoration for a horseclassical
A decoration that a knight hangs on the hindquarters of his horse.
- 4.strapclassical
A strap that hangs from a saddle.
- 5.garment without liningclassical
A garment that has no lining, like a 'taylasan' (a type of cloak), or any garment made of cotton.
- 6.what appears from underneathclassical
What is visible from beneath a garment.
- 7.clever personclassical
A cunning and agile man, or a hunter with similar qualities.
- 8.dune ridgeclassical
A ridge or rope-like formation in sand.
- 9.father of a companionclassical
The father of a Companion of the Prophet (referring to Walid ibn Sumt).
- 10.headwearclassical
What is superior to a turban worn on the chest and shoulders.
- 1.a group of Christiansclassical
A specific group of people identified as Christians.
- 1.a kunyahclassical
A kunyah (patronymic or honorific name) used by someone.
- 1.woolen garmentclassical
A garment made of wool.
- 1.light personclassical
A man who is light in circumstances or agile.
- 2.stacked bricksclassical
Bricks or similar items placed one on top of another.
- 1.unmarked camelclassical
A she-camel that has no brand or distinguishing mark.
- 1.unmarkedclassical
Plural adjective for she-camels that have no brand or distinguishing mark.
- 2.unpatched shoesclassical
Shoes that have no patches.
- 3.unlined trousersclassical
Trousers that are not lined, consisting of a single piece.
- 1.unpatched shoeclassical
A shoe that has no patch.
- 1.unpatched shoeclassical
A shoe that has no patch.
- 1.unlined trousersclassical
Trousers that are not lined, consisting of a single piece.
- 1.to send someone awayclassical
To send one's debtor away.
- 1.to hang somethingclassical
To hang an object on the 'sumūt' (plural of samt, referring to strings or necklaces).
- 1.to hangboth
To hang or be suspended.
- 1.collection of versesclassical
A collection of poetic verses that share a single rhyme, differing from the rhymes of the surrounding verses.
- 1.completeclassical
Your judgment is complete or finalized; meaning, your decision is final and should not be altered.
- 1.easyclassical
Take it easy; accept it without difficulty.
- 1.their rowsclassical
The rows or lines of people.
- 1.valley sectionclassical
The section of a valley from its beginning to its end.
- 1.food spreadclassical
The spread of food laid out for a meal.
- 1.rowsclassical
Plural of 'simāṭ', referring to rows or lines.
- 1.orderclassical
Arrangement or order, as in 'they are on one order' (meaning, in agreement or alignment).
- 1.a nameclassical
A proper name.