سهج
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of grinding, crushing, or pulverizing. It extends to describe the intense and continuous blowing of wind, and by extension, the severe impact or passage of wind over land. It also encompasses the idea of continuous or arduous travel, and metaphorically, engaging in falsehood or eloquent speech.
Derived headwords
- 1.to grindboth
To grind, crush, or pulverize something.
- 2.to blow intenselyclassical
Said of the wind: to blow continuously and intensely.
- 3.to scourclassical
Said of the wind: to scour or strip the land, or to peel its surface.
- 4.to travel continuouslyclassical
Said of a group of people: to travel continuously through the night.
- 1.grindingboth
The act of grinding, crushing, or pulverizing.
- 2.intense blowingclassical
The continuous and intense blowing of the wind.
- 3.continuous travelclassical
Continuous travel, especially through the night.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.passage of windclassical
The passage or movement of the wind.
- 1.passage of windclassical
The passage or movement of the wind.
- 1.wind passageclassical
A place where the wind passes through.
- 2.one who goes into falsehoodclassical
One who engages in any matter, whether true or false.
- 3.eloquent speakerclassical
A fluent and eloquent speaker.
- 1.wind passageclassical
A place where the wind passes through.
- 2.one who goes into falsehoodclassical
One who engages in any matter, whether true or false.
- 3.eloquent speakerclassical
A fluent and eloquent speaker.
- 1.types of travelclassical
Different kinds or modes of travel, specifically of camels.
- 2.types of falsehoodclassical
Various kinds of falsehood or untruth.
- 1.types of travelclassical
Different kinds or modes of travel, specifically of camels.
- 2.types of falsehoodclassical
Various kinds of falsehood or untruth.
- 1.to grindboth
To grind, crush, or pulverize something.
- 2.to blow intenselyclassical
Said of the wind: to blow continuously and intensely.
- 3.to scourclassical
Said of the wind: to scour or strip the land, or to peel its surface.
- 4.to travel continuouslyclassical
Said of a group of people: to travel continuously through the night.
- 1.to grindboth
To grind, crush, or pulverize something.
- 2.to blow intenselyclassical
Said of the wind: to blow continuously and intensely.
- 3.to scourclassical
Said of the wind: to scour or strip the land, or to peel its surface.
- 4.to travel continuouslyclassical
Said of a group of people: to travel continuously through the night.
- 1.wind scoured the landclassical
The wind scoured the land, or peeled its surface.
- 1.the people traveled through the nightclassical
The people traveled continuously through the night.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.intense windclassical
A wind that blows intensely and continuously.
- 1.grindingboth
The act of grinding, crushing, or pulverizing.
- 1.continuous travelclassical
Continuous travel, especially through the night.
- 1.eloquent speakerclassical
A fluent and eloquent speaker.
- 1.eloquent speakerclassical
A fluent and eloquent speaker.
- 1.various falsehoodsclassical
Various kinds of falsehood or untruth.
- 1.village in Egyptmodern
A village located in Upper Egypt.