سبط
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes qualities of being straight, extended, and smooth, particularly in relation to hair, body structure, and physical posture. It also extends to concepts of lineage, offspring, and specific places or objects.
Derived headwords
- 1.Straight, not curly (hair).both
Straight, not curly (hair).
- 1.Straight, not curly (hair).both
Straight, not curly (hair).
- 1.Straight, not curly (hair).both
Straight, not curly (hair).
- 1.drooping headclassical
Describing someone who has lowered their head as if preoccupied or listless, with a relaxed body.
- 1.to stretch outboth
To extend or spread out on the ground, often due to exhaustion or being struck.
- 1.stretching outclassical
The act of a she-camel extending herself, similar to returning (perhaps in labor or after resting).
- 1.to miscarryclassical
Describing a she-camel that has miscarried its offspring.
- 1.to miscarryclassical
Describing a ewe that has miscarried its lamb.
- 1.Straight, not curly (hair).both
Straight, not curly (hair).
- 1.descendantsboth
Plural of sibt, referring to descendants, particularly the twelve tribes of Israel.
- 1.covered walkwayclassical
A roofed passage or arcade between two walls, often with a road beneath it.
- 1.Plural of ساباط.both
Plural of ساباط.
- 1.Plural of ساباط.both
Plural of ساباط.
- 1.sweepingsclassical
Refuse or sweepings collected from a place.
- 1.The name of a month in the Roman calendar (February).both
The name of a month in the Roman calendar (February).
- 1.Straight, not curly (hair).both
Straight, not curly (hair).
- 1.stalk of plantclassical
The singular form of sabt, referring to a single stalk of the plant.
- 1.fresh grassclassical
Refers to fresh, moist grass, as described by Abu Ubaid.
- 1.land with grassclassical
Land that is abundant with the plant known as sabt (fresh grass).