السجع
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns rhyming speech, prose that is metrically arranged, or speaking with a consistent rhythm and rhyme. It extends to the sound of a dove and can metaphorically describe something well-proportioned or a camel's gait.
Derived headwords
- 1.to rhymeboth
To speak in rhyming prose or with a consistent rhythm and rhyme.
- 2.to cooclassical
Said of a dove, to repeat its sound or coo.
- 1.rhyming speechboth
Rhyming speech, or speaking with a consistent rhythm and rhyme.
- 2.proseclassical
Prose that is arranged with a consistent rhyme or meter.
- 1.rhymesboth
Plural of السجع, referring to instances of rhyming speech.
- 1.rhyming phraseclassical
A rhyming phrase or a segment of rhyming speech.
- 1.rhyming passagesclassical
Plural of أسجوعة, referring to longer passages of rhyming speech.
- 1.eloquenceclassical
The quality of speaking with rhyming prose or eloquent speech.
- 1.rhymingboth
One who speaks with rhyming prose or in a rhythmic manner.
- 2.cooingclassical
Said of a dove, one that coos or repeats its sound.
- 3.well-proportionedclassical
Describing a face that is moderate, beautiful in form.
- 4.long-neckedclassical
Said of a she-camel, one that is long-necked.
- 5.melodiousclassical
Said of a she-camel, one that is melodious in its lament or cry.
- 6.purposefulclassical
One who intends or aims for a particular purpose, in speech or otherwise.
- 1.cooing soundsclassical
Plural of سَجْع, referring to the cooing sounds of a dove.
- 1.cooing dovesclassical
Plural of سَاجِعَة, referring to doves that coo.