صرد
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to concepts of coldness, scarcity, and intensity. It extends to meanings of pure, unadulterated things, and also describes a specific bird and physical attributes.
Derived headwords
- 1.Purity, unadulteratedclassical
Meaning pure, unadulterated, or genuine. It is used to describe something in its absolute form.
- 2.Coldclassical
Refers to intense cold, often used to describe weather conditions. It is considered a Persian loanword adapted into Arabic.
- 3.Birdboth
A specific type of bird, known by this name. The plural form is also 'صردان'.
- 4.White mark on a horseclassical
A white mark or blemish on the back of a horse, resulting from saddle sores or pressure.
- 1.To be coldclassical
To experience coldness quickly or intensely. This verb describes a rapid onset of cold.
- 2.To cease, to stopclassical
To cease or stop doing something, to become indifferent or detached from it.
- 3.To penetrateclassical
Used for an arrow that penetrates its target, signifying its sharpness and force.
- 1.Intense coldclassical
The state or quality of being intensely cold. It is the verbal noun for the verb 'صرد' in its sense of experiencing cold.
- 2.Purity, intensityclassical
The verbal noun indicating a state of being pure, unadulterated, or intense, as in 'حبا صردا' (pure love).
- 1.Experiencing cold quicklyclassical
Describes someone who feels the cold rapidly or intensely. It is the active participle of the verb 'صرد'.
- 2.Land of coldclassical
Refers to a region or land characterized by intense cold, as opposed to being warm or fertile.
- 1.Penetrating (arrow)classical
An adjective describing an arrow that penetrates deeply or effectively. It is derived from the verb 'صرد' in its meaning of penetration.
- 2.Experiencing cold quicklyclassical
Similar to 'صَرُود', it describes someone who is sensitive to cold and feels it quickly.
- 1.To make penetrateclassical
To cause an arrow to penetrate its target. This is the Form IV causative verb.
- 1.Penetrating (arrow)classical
An adjective for an arrow that penetrates, similar to 'مصراد'.
- 1.Banu al-Sardclassical
A lineage or group of Arabs, named after a progenitor called Al-Sard.
- 1.Two veins under the tongueclassical
Two specific veins located beneath the tongue. Their prominence is linked to eloquence or glibness.
- 2.Birds (plural)both
The plural form of 'الصرد', referring to the birds.
- 1.Thin, rainless cloudclassical
A type of thin cloud that appears to be light and lacks rain. It is often described as shimmering.
- 1.Slight wateringclassical
The act of watering lightly, less than a full irrigation. It implies giving just enough to sustain.
- 2.Giving littleclassical
The act of giving or bestowing sparingly; reducing the amount given.
- 1.Given sparinglyclassical
Describes something that is given in small quantities, or a person who gives little. It can refer to food, drink, or gifts.
- 2.Lightly wateredclassical
Refers to something that has been watered minimally.
- 1.She-camel with little milkclassical
A female camel that produces very little milk. The lexicographer suggests the 'm' might be an addition.