صعصع
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root صعصع primarily relates to concepts of scattering, dispersing, and movement. It also encompasses meanings of agitation, trembling, and sometimes cowardice or humiliation. The root is also used in proper names and to describe a specific bird and plant.
Derived headwords
- 1.Scatteredclassical
Describing something that is dispersed or spread out.
- 2.A birdclassical
A speckled, restless bird known for catching insects, often caught in traps. Its name can be pronounced with either the first vowel open or closed.
- 1.Scatteringclassical
The act of dispersing or scattering people or things.
- 2.Agitationclassical
The act of shaking or moving something, especially for combat.
- 3.Moistening the headclassical
Anointing or moistening the head with oil, similar to 'saghsagha'.
- 4.A plantclassical
A type of plant whose water is drunk to aid in walking.
- 5.Movementclassical
Movement or disturbance.
- 6.Noiseclassical
Clamor or uproar.
- 1.To scatterclassical
To disperse or scatter people or things.
- 2.To agitateclassical
To move or shake something, particularly to incite it to fight.
- 3.To moisten the headclassical
To anoint or moisten the head with oil.
- 1.To scatterclassical
To disperse or scatter people or things.
- 1.To agitateclassical
To move or shake something, particularly to incite it to fight.
- 1.To moisten the headclassical
To anoint or moisten the head with oil.
- 1.Scatteredclassical
Plural of 'saasaa', referring to dispersed or scattered things, like camels.
- 1.To move
To move or become agitated, often as a result of being shaken.
- 2.To scatterclassical
To become dispersed or scattered, often used for banners or troops.
- 3.To be cowardlyclassical
To become cowardly or timid.
- 4.To be humiliatedclassical
To become humbled, submissive, or debased.
- 1.Agitationclassical
Movement and disturbance, or clamor.
- 1.Sa'sa'ah ibn Mu'awiyahclassical
An ancestor of the poet Al-Farazdaq.
- 1.Abu Sa'sa'ahclassical
A kunya (patronymic) associated with several individuals, including a companion of the Prophet and an ancestor of prominent figures.
- 1.Sa'sa'ah ibn Suhanclassical
A distinguished tribal leader.
- 1.Sa'sa'ah ibn Najiyahclassical
The grandfather of the poet Al-Farazdaq, known for his nobility and a delegation visit.
- 1.Abd al-Rahman ibn Abi Sa'sa'ahclassical
A prominent Tabi'i (follower of the companions) and teacher of Malik and Ibn Uyaynah.
- 1.Qays ibn Abi Sa'sa'ahclassical
A companion who witnessed the Battle of Badr.
- 1.Al-Harith ibn Sahl ibn Abi Sa'sa'ahclassical
A companion who was martyred at Ta'if.
- 1.Abd Allah ibn Sa'sa'ahclassical
A member of the Banu Najjar tribe who was killed at the Battle of the Bridge.