س ر س
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes impotence or inability, particularly in men regarding sexual function or procreation. It can also refer to weakness, a type of pouch, or a specific geographical location.
Derived headwords
- 1.Impotent manclassical
A man who is unable to perform sexually.
- 1.Impotent manclassical
A man who is unable to perform sexually, or who cannot have children.
- 2.Unproductive stallionclassical
A male animal, specifically a stallion, that is unable to impregnate.
- 3.Weak personclassical
A person who is weak, according to the dialect of Tayyi'.
- 4.Pouchclassical
A pouch or bag that holds what is in one's hand.
- 1.To be impotentclassical
To be impotent, unable to have children or perform sexually.
- 1.Impotentclassical
Describing a man who is impotent.
- 1.To be unable to impregnateclassical
Used for a stallion that cannot impregnate.
- 1.Unable to impregnateclassical
Describing a stallion that is unable to impregnate.
- 1.Weakclassical
Describing someone as weak, in the dialect of Tayyi'.
- 1.Pouchclassical
A pouch or bag that holds what is in one's hand.
- 1.To be weakclassical
To be weak, according to the dialect of Tayyi'.
- 1.To be prudentclassical
To be intelligent and firm after a period of ignorance.
- 1.Prudenceclassical
Intelligence and firmness after ignorance.
- 1.Sharpenedclassical
Describing something that is sharpened, specifically when its edges are not joined.
- 1.City nameclassical
A city near Ifriqiya.
- 1.City nameclassical
A variant pronunciation of Sarūs, a city near Ifriqiya.
- 1.Village namemodern
A village in Egypt, in the Monufia Governorate, known as Sirs al-Qiththa'.
- 1.Ibrahim bin al-Sirisiclassical
A literary figure mentioned in a supplement.