سبخ
Root entry · 15 derived lemmasThe root سبخ primarily relates to the concepts of lessening, alleviating, and calming. It extends to meanings of relaxation, rest, and even a specific type of land characterized by salt and moisture. Derived terms also describe physical actions like fluffing cotton and a state of deep sleep.
Derived headwords
- 1.to alleviateboth
To lessen or alleviate something, such as pain, burden, or sin.
- 2.to calmboth
To calm or soothe, like calming a fever or distress.
- 3.to spread outclassical
To spread out or fluff material like cotton.
- 4.to move apartclassical
To move apart or become distant, similar to سبح.
- 1.alleviationboth
The act of lessening or alleviating something, such as sin or pain.
- 2.calmingboth
The act of calming or soothing, like calming a fever.
- 3.fluffingclassical
The process of fluffing or preparing cotton for spinning.
- 4.stillnessboth
Stillness, quietude, or a state of rest.
- 5.deep sleepboth
Deep sleep or a state of profound rest.
- 1.to calmclassical
To calm or soothe, often used in the context of alleviating distress or anger.
- 1.alleviationclassical
A state of alleviation or relief.
- 2.salt landboth
A type of land characterized by salt and moisture, where little grows.
- 3.deep sleepclassical
Deep sleep or a state of profound rest.
- 1.salt landboth
An area of land with salt and moisture, often infertile.
- 1.fluffed cottonclassical
Cotton that has been fluffed or prepared for spinning.
- 2.dressingclassical
A pad or dressing made of fluffed cotton, placed on a wound.
- 3.loose materialclassical
Loose material like feathers or down that has fallen or been shed.
- 1.fluffed cottonclassical
A piece or amount of fluffed cotton.
- 2.dressingclassical
A dressing or pad made of cotton for a wound.
- 1.fluffed materialclassical
Material like cotton, wool, or down that has been fluffed or shed.
- 1.fluffed cottonclassical
Plural of سبيخ, referring to fluffed cotton or similar materials.
- 1.salt landboth
Land with salt and moisture, often infertile.
- 2.algaeclassical
A layer of algae or similar growth on water.
- 3.a place nameclassical
A specific location in Basra known for its salty land.
- 1.salt landboth
An area of land with salt and moisture.
- 1.to reach salt landclassical
To reach or hit a layer of salt land when digging.
- 1.to become salt landboth
To become land characterized by salt and moisture.
- 1.to calm downclassical
To become calm, subdued, or less intense, especially referring to anger or heat.
- 1.restclassical
Rest, ease, and relaxation, particularly for the body.