سمع
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the faculty of hearing, the act of hearing, and related concepts like listening, perception, and reputation. It extends to encompass the ear itself, and metaphorically, fame or notoriety.
Derived headwords
- 1.hearingboth
The faculty or act of hearing, referring to the human sense of hearing.
- 2.reputationboth
Fame or notoriety, whether good or bad, that is spread among people.
- 3.wolf-hyena hybridclassical
A specific animal, described as a hybrid offspring of a wolf and a hyena.
- 1.God made him known (exposed him)both
God made him known (exposed him)
- 2.he made the sound heard (intensively)both
he made the sound heard (intensively)
- 3.human hearing can be singular or plural, as in His saying, 'And Allah has sealed their hearts and their hearing'both
human hearing can be singular or plural, as in His saying, 'And Allah has sealed their hearts and their hearing'
- 4.because it is originally the verbal noun of your saying 'he heard the thing' with kasra, samʿan and samāʿanboth
because it is originally the verbal noun of your saying 'he heard the thing' with kasra, samʿan and samāʿan
- 5.he listened to it and he listened for it, all with the same meaningboth
he listened to it and he listened for it, all with the same meaning
- 6.meaning, he insulted himboth
meaning, he insulted him
- 7.meaning, he made him famousboth
meaning, he made him famous
- 1.hearingboth
A masdar (verbal noun) for the act of hearing.
- 1.hearingboth
A masdar (verbal noun) for the act of hearing, similar to سمعا.
- 2.listen!classical
An imperative used to command attention, similar to 'listen!' or 'heed!'
- 1.earsboth
The plural of أسماع, referring to the organs of hearing.
- 1.He made his creation hear on the Day of Resurrectionboth
He made his creation hear on the Day of Resurrection
- 2.He made the sound heardboth
He made the sound heard
- 3.he listened to it with assimilationboth
he listened to it with assimilation
- 4.meaning, how clearly they see and how clearly they hear, in wonderboth
meaning, how clearly they see and how clearly they hear, in wonder
- 1.meaning, he listened intentlyboth
meaning, he listened intently
- 1.he listened to itboth
he listened to it
- 1.He made his creation hear on the Day of Resurrectionboth
He made his creation hear on the Day of Resurrection
- 2.He made the sound heardboth
He made the sound heard
- 3.he listened to it with assimilationboth
he listened to it with assimilation
- 4.meaning, how clearly they see and how clearly they hear, in wonderboth
meaning, how clearly they see and how clearly they hear, in wonder
- 1.singerclassical
A female singer.
- 1.good reputationboth
A positive reputation or good standing among people.
- 1.wolf-hyena hybridclassical
A beast of prey, specifically the offspring of a wolf and a hyena.
- 1.to make knownboth
To make something or someone widely known or famous.
- 1.denunciationclassical
The act of publicly denouncing or criticizing someone or something.
- 2.making knownboth
The act of making something known or famous.
- 1.earboth
The organ of hearing.
- 1.earboth
The organ of hearing.
- 2.handle of a bucketclassical
A loop or handle on a bucket, typically in the middle, used for balancing it.
- 1.all-hearingboth
Possessing the attribute of hearing everything; an epithet for God.
- 2.audibleclassical
Capable of being heard.
- 1.suspiciously observantclassical
A woman who, upon listening or looking, suspects something even if she doesn't see or hear it clearly.
- 1.small-headedclassical
Having a small head.