سءفت
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes states of cracking, peeling, and fraying, particularly related to skin, nails, and plant fibers. It also extends to terms for parts of a palm tree and animal tail hair, and a specific type of sand formation.
Derived headwords
- 1.to crackboth
Used to describe hands that have become cracked.
- 2.to frayclassical
Used to describe the area around the fingernails becoming frayed or disheveled.
- 3.to peelboth
Used to describe lips that have become peeled or chapped.
- 4.to become disheveledclassical
Used to describe palm fibers becoming disheveled and peeling off.
- 1.crackingboth
The masdar (verbal noun) of the verb سئف, referring to the state of being cracked.
- 1.crackclassical
A crack, particularly referring to cracks in the skin around the fingernails.
- 2.peelingclassical
The state of peeling, specifically referring to the peeling of fingernails.
- 1.a type of blightclassical
A blight or disease that affects property or wealth.
- 1.palm frondboth
The green leaves or fronds of a palm tree.
- 2.tail hairboth
The coarse hair of an animal's tail.
- 3.bristleboth
Coarse hair or bristles, such as those on a brush or animal.
- 1.sand formationclassical
A low-lying or eroded part of a sand dune, the lower parts of the sand.
- 1.sand formationsclassical
Plural of سائفة, referring to low-lying or eroded parts of sand dunes.
- 1.to become disheveledclassical
To become frayed, disheveled, and peeling, used for palm fibers.