صيح
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns vocalizations, particularly loud cries, shouts, and calls. It extends metaphorically to concepts of suddenness, distress, destruction, and even physical states like wilting or cracking.
Derived headwords
- 1.to call out toboth
To call out to someone, often in a loud or urgent manner.
- 1.to call forboth
To call for someone, to summon them.
- 1.palm tree grew tallclassical
Used metaphorically to describe a palm tree that has grown tall.
- 1.cluster grew longclassical
Describes a cluster of fruit, like grapes, that has grown long and is still green.
- 2.to cry outboth
To cry out loudly, to shout.
- 1.they were terrifiedclassical
To be terrified or struck with fear.
- 2.they perishedclassical
To perish or be destroyed.
- 1.the cryboth
A loud cry or shout.
- 2.punishmentclassical
Divine punishment or torment.
- 3.raidclassical
A sudden raid or attack that surprises a community.
- 1.wailing cryclassical
The cry of a woman mourning, a wail.
- 1.shoutingboth
The act of shouting or crying out.
- 2.a little bitclassical
Used in the phrase 'without صيح ولا نفر' to mean 'without any reason' or 'without a little or a lot'.
- 1.dispersalclassical
Used in the phrase 'without صيح ولا نفر' to mean 'without any reason' or 'without a little or a lot', referring to scattering or moving away.
- 1.to breakclassical
To break or become fragmented, used for plants.
- 1.to breakclassical
To break or become fragmented, used for plants; synonymous with تصيح.
- 1.sun scorched itclassical
The sun has scorched or intensely heated something, causing distress.
- 1.sun scorched itclassical
The sun has scorched or intensely heated something, causing distress; synonymous with صيحته الشمس.
- 1.sun scorched itclassical
The sun has scorched or intensely heated something, causing distress; used similarly to صيحته الشمس.
- 1.sword scabbard crackedclassical
The scabbard of a sword has cracked or split.
- 1.perfumeclassical
A type of perfume or cosmetic used for scenting, like 'khuluq'.
- 2.a nameboth
A proper name.
- 3.place nameclassical
A place in Yamama known for its palm trees.
- 1.a type of dateclassical
A type of date from Medina, described as black and hard to chew, named after a ram named 'Sayhan'.
- 1.name of a ramclassical
The name of a ram that was tied to a palm tree, after which a type of date was named.