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سقع
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to striking, hitting, or a sharp sound, often associated with birds or vocalizations. It also extends to meanings of going, disappearing, or being eloquent.
Derived headwords
سَقَعَverb
- 1.to strikeboth
To strike or hit something, often with a sharp sound.
- 2.to goclassical
To go or depart, often used idiomatically to express uncertainty about someone's whereabouts.
الصَّقْعnoun
- 1.strikingclassical
The act of striking or hitting.
- 2.soundclassical
A sharp or loud sound, often associated with birds.
سَقَعَverb
- 1.to crowboth
The sound a rooster makes, similar to 'صقع'.
مُسَقَّعadjective
- 1.like muṣqaʿboth
like muṣqaʿ
السُّقَاعnoun
- 1.الصقاعclassical
A variant or dialectal form of 'الصقاع'.
Parallel reading
السقع: لغة في الصقع
Al-suq' is a linguistic variant of al-ṣaq'.
ما أدري أين سقع
I don't know where he went.
وسقع الديك: مثل صقع
And the rooster crowed: like ṣa'aqa.
وخطيب مسقع مثل مصقع
And an eloquent orator like muṣaqqa'.
والسقاع: لغة في الصقاع
And al-suqā' is a linguistic variant of al-ṣiqā'.