س م ط
Root entry · 40 derived lemmasThe root س م ط primarily relates to actions of removing, detaching, or suspending, often in the context of preparing an animal for cooking or adorning it. It also extends to concepts of stillness, silence, and the arrangement of items, such as beads on a string or lines of people. Figuratively, it can describe a person's character or a type of poetry.
Derived headwords
- 1.to pluck woolclassical
To pluck the wool or hair from an animal, especially a lamb or kid, after scalding it in hot water.
- 2.to remove sweetnessclassical
For milk to lose its initial sweetness from milking without its taste changing.
- 3.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen a knife.
- 4.to hangboth
To hang something.
- 1.he plucks woolclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to pluck wool'.
- 2.it loses sweetnessclassical
Present tense of the verb 'to remove sweetness'.
- 1.plucking woolclassical
The verbal noun for plucking wool from an animal.
- 2.hangingboth
The verbal noun for hanging something.
- 1.wool-pluckedclassical
An animal, like a lamb or kid, from which the wool has been plucked.
- 1.roasted (wool-plucked)classical
An animal, especially a sheep, that has had its wool removed after scalding and is then roasted.
- 2.light-bodiedclassical
Describing a person who is light in body, often implying agility or a hunter.
- 3.unlined (garment)classical
A garment, like a cloak, that has no lining.
- 4.stacked (bricks)classical
Bricks or tiles stacked one above another.
- 5.single-layered (shoe)classical
A shoe made of a single layer of material, without patches.
- 6.unpadded (trousers)classical
Trousers that are not padded or are made of a single layer.
- 1.thread of beadsboth
A string of beads, especially while it is still strung.
- 2.necklaceclassical
A necklace, longer than a choker.
- 3.armor strapclassical
A strap or piece of armor hung by a knight on the hindquarters of his horse.
- 4.strap from saddleclassical
A strap attached to a saddle.
- 5.poor personclassical
A poor or needy person.
- 6.part of turbanclassical
The part of a turban that hangs down over the chest and shoulders.
- 1.strings of beadsboth
Plural of سمط (thread of beads) or سمط (necklace).
- 2.saddle strapsclassical
Plural of سمط (strap from saddle).
- 3.hangingsclassical
Things that are hung, such as ornaments or parts of a saddle.
- 1.to go staleclassical
For milk to lose its sweetness without changing taste.
- 1.going staleclassical
The verbal noun for milk losing its sweetness.
- 1.stale (milk)classical
Milk that has lost its initial sweetness but has not otherwise changed.
- 2.silentclassical
Describing someone who refrains from idle talk.
- 1.silenceclassical
The verbal noun for refraining from idle talk.
- 2.hangingclassical
The verbal noun for hanging something, especially on straps.
- 1.to be silentclassical
To refrain from idle or superfluous talk.
- 1.silenceclassical
The verbal noun for refraining from idle talk.
- 1.line of peopleboth
A row or line of people, especially when gathered for a meal or event.
- 2.spread (food)both
A table spread or a meal laid out.
- 3.section of valleyclassical
The part of a valley from its beginning to its end.
- 4.sides of pathclassical
The sides or edges of a path or road.
- 5.sides of palm groveclassical
The two sides or rows of palm trees.
- 1.two rowsboth
Dual form of سماط, referring to two lines or rows.
- 1.spreads (food)both
Plural of سماط (spread of food).
- 1.spreads (food)both
Plural of سماط (spread of food).
- 1.sent forthclassical
Released or sent out without being held back.
- 2.completedclassical
Finished or perfected, especially in the context of a judgment or command.
- 3.structured (poetry)classical
Describing a poem whose verses are linked by a single, consistent rhyme scheme, often with interspersed shorter lines.
- 1.structured (poetry)classical
Feminine form of مسمط, referring to a poem with a specific rhyming structure.
- 1.structured (poetry)classical
An alternative term for a structured poem, similar to مسمطة.
- 1.structured (poetry)classical
Relating to or characteristic of a structured poem.
- 1.name of a personboth
A given name or part of a name for individuals.
- 1.Al-Samit ibn al-Aswadclassical
The father of the companion Sharhabeel, who was a governor and knight.
- 1.Banu al-Samitclassical
A group of people identified as Christians.
- 1.Abu al-Samitclassical
A kunya (patronymic or nickname) used by Arabs.
- 1.wool garmentclassical
A garment made of wool.
- 1.unpatched shoesclassical
Plural of سمط or سميط, referring to shoes without patches or made of a single layer.
- 2.unpadded trousersclassical
Plural of سمط or سميط, referring to trousers that are not padded.
- 1.unmarked camelclassical
A camel that does not bear a brand or mark.
- 1.unpatched shoeclassical
A shoe made of a single layer, without any patches.
- 1.unpatched shoeclassical
A shoe made of a single layer, without any patches.
- 1.to sendclassical
To send someone, especially a debtor or opponent.
- 1.sendingclassical
The verbal noun for sending someone.
- 1.sent oneclassical
One who is sent forth or released.
- 1.beaded ropeclassical
A rope or cord with beads strung on it, resembling a necklace.
- 1.sides of the roadclassical
The edges or sides of a road or path.
- 1.necklacesclassical
Plural of سمط, referring to necklaces or strung ornaments.
- 1.group nameboth
A name given to a group of people, including historical figures.
- 1.to cling toclassical
To adhere to or stick with something.
- 2.to carryclassical
To carry something, like meat.
- 1.village nameclassical
The name of two villages located in Upper Egypt.
- 1.boiling waterclassical
Water that is boiling, used for scalding.
- 2.hangerclassical
One who hangs something, or something that is hung.