صرى
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of retention, holding back, and stagnation, particularly related to water, bodily fluids, and possessions. It also extends to meanings of separation, blocking, and the act of withholding.
Derived headwords
- 1.stagnant waterboth
Water that has remained in one place for a long time, to the point of becoming stagnant or changing.
- 1.stagnantboth
Describing water that has remained in one place for a long time and become stagnant.
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.stagnant fluidclassical
A description of stagnant fluid, particularly referring to semen.
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.to prevent himclassical
To prevent or hinder someone.
- 1.to draw water and stopclassical
To draw water and then stop the flow.
- 1.withholding milkclassical
The act of not milking a ewe for several days so that milk accumulates in her udder.
- 1.the ewe is tied up (with milk in her udder)both
the ewe is tied up (with milk in her udder)
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udderboth
he tied up the ewe if he did not milk her for days until the milk collected in her udder
- 1.river nameclassical
A name of a river in Iraq, referring to both the greater and lesser ones.
- 1.yellow colocynthclassical
The yellow fruit of the colocynth plant.
- 1.colocynth fruitclassical
A single fruit of the colocynth plant.
- 1.the sailorboth
the sailor
- 1.sailorsclassical
The plural of الصَّارِي, referring to sailors.