سوغ
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the ease of passage or swallowing, particularly of liquids and food. It extends to the idea of something being palatable, agreeable, or easily accepted.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be easy to swallowboth
Describes a liquid or food that passes easily down the throat.
- 2.to be palatableclassical
Refers to something that is agreeable and easily accepted, not causing discomfort.
- 1.it is easy to swallowboth
The present tense form of 'to be easy to swallow', indicating a current or ongoing ease of passage.
- 1.ease of swallowingboth
The masdar (verbal noun) denoting the state or quality of being easy to swallow.
- 1.ease of swallowingboth
An alternative pronunciation and spelling of the masdar, also denoting the state of being easy to swallow.
- 1.ease of swallowingclassical
Another variant pronunciation and spelling of the masdar, signifying the ease with which something is swallowed.
- 1.easy to swallowboth
An active participle used as an adjective, describing something that is easily swallowed or passes smoothly.
- 2.agreeableclassical
Describing something that is palatable or readily accepted.
- 1.to make it easy to swallowboth
The causative form of the verb, meaning to cause something to be easily swallowed or to facilitate its passage.
- 1.I swallowed itboth
A form of the verb indicating the act of swallowing, often implying ease.