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الصعون
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes physical characteristics related to smallness and delicacy, particularly concerning the head and neck of a bird, and by extension, a reduction in intelligence. It also encompasses the concept of refinement and subtlety.
Derived headwords
الصَّعُونnoun
- 1.Ostrich with slender neckclassical
A specific type of ostrich characterized by a slender neck.
- 2.Small-headed ostrichclassical
An ostrich that has a small head.
- 3.General term for ostrichclassical
A general term used to refer to an ostrich.
- 4.Splendor, magnificenceclassical
Refers to a state of beauty, grandeur, or magnificence.
أَصْعَنَverb
- 1.To have a small headclassical
To possess a head that is small in size.
- 2.To have reduced intellectclassical
To have diminished mental capacity or intelligence.
اصْعَنْ اصْعَنَاناًverb
- 1.To be thin and delicateclassical
To become thin, slender, and refined in nature or appearance.
- 2.To be subtle and fineclassical
To possess a quality of being subtle, fine, or delicate.
مُصْعَنَةadjective
- 1.Having earlobesclassical
Describing an ear that has prominent or developed earlobes.
Parallel reading
الصَّعُون، كإردب: الظليم الدقيق العنق، الصغير الرأس، أو عام، وهي: بهاء.
The Sa'un, like 'irdabb: the ostrich with a slender neck, small head, or general, and it is: splendor.
وأصعن: صغر رأسه، ونقص عقله.
And he became 'as'ana: his head became small, and his intellect diminished.
واصعن اصعنانا: دق، ولطف.
And he became 'as'ana 'as'anana: he became thin and delicate, and subtle.
وأذن مصعنة: مؤللة.
And an ear that is mus'anah: having earlobes.