صوح
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to dryness, cracking, and splitting, often applied to plants, objects, or even celestial bodies. It also extends to meanings of physical barriers like walls or mountains, and in specific contexts, refers to plaster or a horse's vein.
Derived headwords
- 1.cracking, dryingboth
Cracking or drying, especially in hair or other things. It can also refer to plants drying out at the top while still moist at the bottom.
- 1.to crack, to dry outboth
To become cracked or dried out, particularly referring to plants drying at the top.
- 1.dried out, crackedclassical
Describing something that has dried out or become cracked, often used for plants.
- 1.to dry out, to cause to crackboth
To cause something to dry out or become cracked, often attributed to wind.
- 1.wall, mountain faceboth
A wall of a valley, or the standing face of a mountain that appears like a wall. It can also refer to two mountains.
- 1.two walls, two mountainsboth
The dual form of 'صوح', referring to two walls or two mountains.
- 1.plasterclassical
Gypsum or plaster.
- 2.vein (of a horse)classical
A vein in a horse's leg.
- 1.name of a mountainclassical
A proper name for a mountain.
- 1.he cried out, shouted (verbal nouns: صَيْح, صَيْحَة, صِيَاح, صِيحَان)both
he cried out, shouted (verbal nouns: صَيْح, صَيْحَة, صِيَاح, صِيحَان)
- 2.soberboth
sober
- 3.the day is clearboth
the day is clear
- 1.to split open, to crackboth
To split open or crack by itself, often used for a garment or the ground.
- 2.to become bright, to shineclassical
To become bright or illuminated, used for the moon.