السنبلة
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the ear of grain, specifically wheat or barley. It extends to botanical terms, place names, and descriptive adjectives, often with a classical or specialized usage.
Derived headwords
- 1.ear of grainboth
The spike or head of cereal plants like wheat or barley, containing the seeds.
- 2.constellationclassical
A constellation in the sky, likely referring to Virgo.
- 1.ears of grainboth
Plural of سنبلة, referring to multiple spikes of cereal plants.
- 1.to earboth
Said of cereal plants when they develop their ears or spikes.
- 1.Sunbulah bint Ma'isclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah) of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Umm Sunbulah al-Malikiyyahclassical
A female companion (Sahabiyyah) of the Prophet Muhammad.
- 1.Sunbulahclassical
The name of a well in Mecca, dug by the Banu Jumah and Banu Amir tribes.
- 1.longclassical
Describing a garment that is long or reaches down to the ground.
- 2.from Rumclassical
Relating to or originating from a place in Rum (likely Byzantium or Anatolia).
- 1.to dragclassical
To drag one's garment behind or in front of oneself.
- 1.Sunbalanclassical
A place name in Rum (likely Byzantium or Anatolia).
- 1.Sunbulclassical
A place name in Rum (likely Byzantium or Anatolia), located twenty parasangs from Sunbalan.
- 1.Sunbul bin Ali al-Shamiclassical
A traditionist (muhaddith) from Damascus.
- 1.thorny shrubclassical
A type of thorny shrub or tree, often referring to species of Acacia or similar plants.
- 1.fragrant plantboth
A fragrant plant, often identified as spikenard or a similar aromatic herb.
- 2.spikenardboth
A plant known for its pleasant scent, used in perfumery and medicine. The best quality is Syrian, the weakest is Indian.
- 3.medicinal propertiesboth
Possesses properties that open blockages, strengthen the brain, liver, spleen, kidneys, and intestines, and act as a diuretic. It is particularly effective in stopping excessive uterine bleeding.
- 1.sparrow's spikenardclassical
A common name for a fragrant plant, likely a type of spikenard or valerian.
- 1.Roman spikenardclassical
A specific type of spikenard, identified as Nardostachys jatamansi or Valerian.