صخب
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of companionship, association, and following. It extends to meanings of obedience, submission, and being led or guided. Metaphorically, it can also refer to things that adhere or cling, like algae on water or wool on leather.
Derived headwords
- 1.to accompanyboth
To be a companion to someone or something, to go along with them.
- 2.to be associated withboth
To be linked or connected with someone or something, often in a social or political context.
- 3.to obeyclassical
To submit to and follow the commands or guidance of another.
- 1.companionsboth
A plural for 'sahib', referring to companions or associates.
- 1.companionsboth
A plural for 'sahib', referring to companions or associates.
- 1.companionshipboth
The state or quality of being a companion; association.
- 2.companionsboth
A plural for 'sahib', referring to companions or associates.
- 1.companionshipboth
The state or quality of being a companion; association.
- 1.companionsboth
A plural for 'sahib', referring to companions or associates.
- 2.companionshipboth
The state or quality of being a companion; association.
- 1.companionshipboth
The state or quality of being a companion; association.
- 1.companionboth
One who accompanies or is associated with another.
- 2.friendboth
A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.
- 3.ownerboth
One who possesses or owns something.
- 1.companionsboth
Plural of 'sahib', referring to companions or associates.
- 1.female companionsboth
Plural of 'sahiba', referring to female companions or associates.
- 1.female companionsboth
Plural of 'sahiba', referring to female companions or associates.
- 1.to invite to companionshipboth
To call someone to be a companion or associate.
- 2.to keep company withboth
To remain in the company of someone or something.
- 3.to take alongboth
To bring something or someone with oneself.
- 1.to become obedientboth
To become submissive and obedient, especially a beast of burden.
- 2.to become likeboth
To reach a stage where one becomes like another, e.g., a son becoming like his father.
- 3.to be covered with algaeclassical
Said of water when it becomes covered with algae or other floating matter.
- 4.to preventclassical
To hinder or stop someone from doing something or from receiving something.
- 5.to protectclassical
To guard or keep safe.
- 6.to have companionsboth
To become a person with companions or followers.
- 1.obedientboth
Submissive and yielding, especially referring to an animal.
- 2.straightclassical
Moving in a direct and steady manner.
- 3.covered with algaeclassical
Said of water that has algae or similar growth on its surface.
- 4.having wool on leatherclassical
Said of leather or a waterskin that still has wool or hair on it.
- 5.madclassical
Suffering from madness or insanity.
- 6.thinking to oneselfclassical
A person who is contemplating or talking to themselves.
- 1.companionboth
One who accompanies or is associated with another.
- 2.obedientboth
Submissive and yielding.
- 3.pleasantboth
Agreeable and easy to get along with.
- 1.to accompany each otherboth
When two or more people or things go together or associate with each other.
- 2.to take alongboth
To bring something or someone with oneself.
- 1.accompanying each otherboth
The act of going together or associating with each other.
- 1.a tribeclassical
A tribal name, specifically a branch of the Bahila tribe.
- 1.two clansclassical
Two clans named 'Banu Sahb', one from Bahila and another from Kalb.
- 1.a man's nameclassical
A proper name for a man.
- 1.reddishclassical
Having a color that inclines towards red, said of a donkey.
- 2.owner ofboth
Possessing or having something, like knowledge or wealth.
- 1.a horse's nameclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Ghani, from the lineage of Al-Harun.
- 1.a water sourceclassical
The name of a water source belonging to Qashir.
- 1.obedientboth
Yielding and responsive to affection or desire.
- 1.O companionclassical
A vocative particle used to call a companion, a shortened form of 'ya sahabi'.
- 1.to be noisyboth
To make a loud and confused noise; to be boisterous.
- 1.noiseboth
A loud, confused, or disturbing sound.
- 2.clamorboth
A loud uproar or shouting.
- 1.noisyboth
Making or characterized by loud noise.
- 2.boisterousboth
Full of energy and enthusiasm; loud and cheerful.
- 1.to make noiseboth
To cause a loud or confused sound.
- 1.noisyboth
Causing or characterized by noise.