صيع
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of spreading, scattering, and disturbance, particularly in relation to liquids and plants. It also encompasses notions of rapid movement and ascent.
Derived headwords
- 1.to sprout, to growclassical
Referring to plants, it means to sprout or grow vigorously.
- 1.to sprout, to growclassical
A variant pronunciation or form for the sprouting or growth of plants.
- 2.to spread, to diffuseclassical
Used to describe the spreading or diffusion of something, possibly a liquid or a phenomenon.
- 1.sprouting, growthclassical
The act or process of sprouting or growing, especially of plants.
- 1.to scatter, to disperseclassical
To scatter or disperse something, such as livestock.
- 1.to push against each otherclassical
To cause people or things to push against each other.
- 1.to scatter, to disperseclassical
To scatter or disperse something, particularly livestock; a variant of 'صاع'.
- 1.to push against each otherclassical
To cause people or things to push against each other; a variant of 'صاع'.
- 1.to scatter, to disperseclassical
To scatter or disperse something, particularly livestock; a variant of 'صاع'.
- 1.scattering, dispersalclassical
The act of scattering or dispersing.
- 2.pushing against each otherclassical
The act of causing to push against each other.
- 1.scattering, dispersalclassical
The act of scattering or dispersing.
- 1.to turn away quickly, to fleeclassical
To turn away or flee rapidly.
- 2.to ascend, to riseclassical
To ascend or rise in the air, often used for birds.
- 1.swifter, fasterclassical
A comparative adjective indicating greater speed or swiftness.
- 1.swifter, fasterclassical
A comparative adjective indicating greater speed or swiftness; a variant form.
- 1.scattering, dispersalclassical
The act of scattering or dispersing, similar to 'صاع'.
- 1.ascending, risingclassical
The act of ascending or rising, particularly in the sky.
- 1.Al-Saye' Al-Harbiclassical
A proper name, possibly a nisba or epithet, referring to an individual.