سدج
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of accusation, lying, and fabrication. It extends to related ideas of being easily deceived or having a simple disposition, though this latter sense is noted as a potential confusion with a similar-sounding root.
Derived headwords
- 1.to accuse him of somethingboth
To suspect someone of something or to attribute something to them, often in a negative or accusatory sense.
- 1.liarboth
A person who is a habitual liar, one who tells falsehoods.
- 1.to lie, to fabricateboth
To speak falsely, to invent lies or baseless stories.
- 1.to lie and fabricateboth
To engage in lying, fabricating falsehoods, and speaking absurdities.
- 1.lying, fabricationboth
The act of lying, fabricating stories, and speaking falsehoods.
- 2.simplicity, good natureclassical
A state of being simple-minded, good-natured, or easy-going. This usage is noted as potentially derived from the root 'saj' (ساذج) meaning naive or simple.
- 1.to fall face downboth
To fall or collapse onto one's face, similar to the posture of someone prostrating in prayer.
- 1.to fall face downboth
To fall or collapse onto one's face, similar to the posture of someone prostrating in prayer. This is noted as an inversion of 'insadaja'.