السين
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the Arabic letter 'Sīn' (س), its phonetic properties, and its use in place names and personal names. It also includes derived terms related to specific locations and individuals associated with the letter or its derivatives.
Derived headwords
- 1.The letter Sīnboth
The Arabic letter 'Sīn' (س), characterized as a voiceless sibilant. It is distinguished from 'Ṣād' by not being emphatic (إطباق) and from 'Zāy' by being voiceless (همس).
- 1.Mountainboth
A mountain, often used in geographical contexts.
- 1.Town/Villageclassical
A designation for a town or village, often appended to a place name.
- 1.Al-Siniyanclassical
A dual form referring to two individuals, likely scholars or narrators, named Al-Siniyan, who heard from Ibn Khurshid Qawlah.
- 1.He heardboth
Past tense verb, third person masculine singular, meaning 'he heard'.
- 1.Saying/Statementboth
A saying, statement, or utterance.
- 1.Muhammad ibn Abd Allah ibn Sinclassical
A specific individual, a hadith narrator (müḥaddith).
- 1.Hadith narratorboth
A scholar who specializes in narrating and verifying hadith (sayings and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad).
- 1.Yāsclassical
A vocative form, possibly meaning 'O human' or 'O master'.
- 1.Human/Manboth
A human being, a person.
- 1.Master/Lordboth
A master, lord, or chief.
- 1.Sīnā (shortened)classical
A place name, specifically a shortened form referring to a location in Isfahan, or a progenitor's name.
- 1.Abu Ali Al-Husayn ibn Abd Allahclassical
A person named Abu Ali Al-Husayn ibn Abd Allah, whose ancestor was Sīnā.
- 1.Stonesboth
Plural of 'ḥijarah', meaning stones or rocks.
- 1.Sīnānclassical
A place name, specifically a town in Marw. Also refers to a progenitor's name.
- 1.Muhammad ibn Al-Mughirahclassical
A person named Muhammad ibn Al-Mughirah, whose ancestor was Sīnān.
- 1.Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Abd Allahclassical
A person named Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Abd Allah, the companion of Al-Tabarani, whose ancestor was Sīnān.
- 1.Al-Tabaraniclassical
A famous hadith scholar and compiler, Imam Abu al-Qasim Sulayman ibn Ahmad al-Tabarani.
- 1.Mount Sinaiboth
A biblical and Quranic mountain, often referred to as Mount Sinai.
- 1.Sinaiboth
A place name, referring to the Sinai Peninsula or a mountain in the Levant.
- 1.A type of treeclassical
A type of tree, possibly named after 'Sīn' or a related concept.
- 1.Trees (plural)classical
Plural of 'Sīniniyyah', referring to trees of that type.