صبح
Root entry · 36 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the morning, dawn, and the early part of the day. It extends to concepts of arrival, becoming, and specific times or actions associated with the morning, including greetings and even the color of the morning sky.
Derived headwords
- 1.dawnboth
The first light of day, or the very beginning of the morning.
- 2.morningboth
The period from dawn until noon; the opposite of evening.
- 1.morningsboth
Plural of 'صبح', referring to multiple instances of morning or dawn.
- 1.early morningboth
A specific term for the early part of the morning, often used synonymously with 'صبح'.
- 1.morningboth
The period from dawn until noon; the opposite of evening.
- 1.dawnboth
The act or time of dawn breaking.
- 2.morningboth
The time of morning.
- 1.place of morningboth
A place where one arrives or spends the morning.
- 2.time of morningboth
The time of morning.
- 1.to enter morningboth
To enter into the time of morning; to become morning.
- 2.to becomeboth
To become or turn into a certain state or condition.
- 1.to greet themboth
To greet someone, especially with a morning greeting like 'Good morning'.
- 2.to come upon themboth
To arrive at someone's location in the morning.
- 3.to give them morning drinkboth
To give someone a morning drink, typically milk.
- 1.morning greetingboth
The act of giving a morning greeting.
- 2.giving morning drinkboth
The act of providing a morning drink.
- 1.morning drinkboth
Milk or other beverage consumed in the morning.
- 2.morning mealboth
Anything eaten or drunk in the morning.
- 3.morning camelclassical
A female camel that is milked in the morning.
- 1.drinking morning drinkboth
The act of consuming a morning beverage.
- 1.day of raidclassical
A day of surprise attack or raid, often occurring in the morning.
- 1.morning sleepboth
Sleep taken in the early morning.
- 2.morning refreshmentclassical
Something consumed or done for refreshment in the morning.
- 1.to sleep in the morningboth
To sleep during the early morning hours.
- 2.to drink morning drinkboth
To consume a morning beverage.
- 1.reddishboth
Having a color that tends towards redness, especially in hair.
- 1.reddishboth
Feminine form of 'أصبح', describing a reddish color.
- 1.on the morning of the fifthboth
Referring to the morning of a specific day, the fifth day.
- 1.in the morningboth
An adverbial phrase indicating the morning time.
- 1.in the morningclassical
An adverbial phrase indicating the morning time, often related to drinking.
- 1.lionclassical
A name or epithet for a lion.
- 1.reddish hairboth
Hair that is mixed with white and red, or tends towards redness.
- 1.to be reddishboth
To have a color that is mixed with white and red, or tends towards redness.
- 1.reddish colorboth
A color that is mixed with white and red, or tends towards redness.
- 1.place of morningboth
The place where one arrives or spends the morning.
- 2.time of morningboth
The time of morning.
- 1.lampboth
A light-producing device, typically a lamp or lantern.
- 2.camel that staysclassical
A camel that remains in its resting place until morning.
- 3.broad spearheadclassical
A wide spearhead.
- 4.large cupclassical
A large drinking cup.
- 1.morning camelclassical
A female camel milked in the morning.
- 1.beautyboth
Handsomeness or attractiveness, especially of the face.
- 1.handsomeboth
Having a pleasing appearance, especially of the face.
- 1.handsomeboth
Having a pleasing appearance, especially of the face.
- 1.handsomeboth
Having a pleasing appearance, especially of the face.
- 1.one who hastens morning drinkclassical
A man who quickly prepares or drinks the morning beverage.
- 1.morning mealclassical
The meal or drink consumed in the morning.
- 1.whip from Dhu Asbahclassical
A whip attributed to or named after Dhu Asbah, a king of Yemen.
- 1.to light a lampboth
To light a lamp or candle for illumination.
- 2.to drink morning drinkboth
To consume a morning beverage.
- 1.one who drinks morning drinkboth
Someone who consumes a morning beverage.
- 1.morning and eveningclassical
A combination of morning and evening, used metaphorically.