سيخ
Root entry · 9 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of sinking, penetrating, or becoming deeply embedded. It also extends to meanings of listening attentively and, in a derived sense, refers to builders or a type of plant.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sinkboth
To descend or penetrate deeply into something, often implying a loss of stability or being submerged.
- 2.to penetrateclassical
To pierce or go through something, often used in the context of solid materials.
- 1.to sinkboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to sink', indicating an ongoing action of descending or penetrating.
- 1.sinkingboth
The verbal noun or masdar of 'sākha', referring to the act or instance of sinking or penetrating.
- 1.sinkingclassical
An alternative verbal noun or masdar for the act of sinking or penetrating.
- 1.to sinkclassical
Used as a synonym for 'sākha', meaning to sink or penetrate deeply.
- 1.to sinkclassical
A verb meaning to sink, often used interchangeably with 'sākha' in classical texts.
- 1.builders of mudclassical
A plural noun referring to those who construct with mud or clay.
- 1.spring herbclassical
A term for a type of herbaceous plant that grows in the spring, used as a variant of 'al-sakhāh'.
- 1.listening attentivelyclassical
An adjective describing something or someone that is listening intently or paying close attention, often used for animals or inanimate objects.