السدين
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to covering, guarding, and serving, particularly in the context of sacred places like the Kaaba. It encompasses concepts of fat, blood, wool, and curtains, as well as the act of serving and the role of a servant or guardian.
Derived headwords
- 1.fatclassical
Refers to the fatty tissue or suet.
- 2.bloodclassical
Denotes blood, likely in a sacrificial or ritual context.
- 3.woolclassical
Refers to the fleece of sheep.
- 4.curtainclassical
A covering or drape, often used for privacy or decoration.
- 1.curtainclassical
A covering or drape, similar to السدين.
- 1.curtainclassical
A covering or drape, similar to السدين and السدان.
- 1.to serveclassical
To serve, especially in the context of tending to the Kaaba or an idol's house.
- 2.to perform guardianshipclassical
To undertake the duty of حجابة (hijaba), which is the guardianship and management of a sacred place.
- 1.servingclassical
The act of serving, particularly the Kaaba or an idol's house.
- 2.guardianshipclassical
The act of performing حجابة (hijaba), the guardianship of a sacred place.
- 1.servingclassical
The act of serving, particularly the Kaaba or an idol's house.
- 2.guardianshipclassical
The act of performing حجابة (hijaba), the guardianship of a sacred place.
- 1.servantclassical
One who serves, particularly the Kaaba or an idol's house.
- 2.guardianclassical
One who performs حجابة (hijaba), the guardianship of a sacred place.
- 1.servantsclassical
Plural of سادن (sadin), those who serve the Kaaba or an idol's house.
- 2.guardiansclassical
Plural of سادن (sadin), those who perform حجابة (hijaba).
- 1.to let down garmentclassical
To let down or extend one's garment.