ع ص ف
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThe root ع ص ف (ʿ-ṣ-f) primarily relates to the dry, brittle, or chaff-like parts of plants, often associated with being blown away or scattered. It extends to concepts of strong winds, rapid movement, and by extension, destruction, hardship, and earning a living.
Derived headwords
- 1.chaff, strawboth
The dry, brittle, inedible part of grain stalks, such as straw or husks.
- 2.leaves of a plantclassical
The leaves of a plant, especially those that are dry or inedible.
- 3.fodderclassical
Green fodder, especially when cut.
- 4.ear of grainclassical
The ear of grain itself.
- 1.grain grew tallclassical
The grain has grown tall, reaching the stage where it is ready to be harvested.
- 1.full of strawclassical
A place that is abundant with straw or chaff.
- 1.to cut offclassical
To cut off the dry leaves or stalks of a plant.
- 2.to harvest prematurelyclassical
To cut the leaves of a plant before they mature, to lighten the load on the stalk.
- 1.fallen strawclassical
What falls from the straw or similar dry plant matter.
- 2.gathered leavesclassical
Gathered leaves that do not have ears of grain, or leaves that open to reveal fruit.
- 1.wind blew stronglyboth
The wind blew with great intensity.
- 1.strong blowingboth
The act of a wind blowing strongly.
- 1.strong blowingboth
The act of a wind blowing strongly.
- 1.strong windboth
A wind that is blowing intensely.
- 1.strong windboth
Describing a wind that is blowing intensely.
- 2.deviatingclassical
Deviating from the target, like an arrow that misses.
- 1.strong windboth
Describing a wind that is blowing intensely.
- 2.fastclassical
Moving rapidly, like a fast-moving animal or person.
- 1.wind blew stronglyclassical
The wind blew with great intensity (used by Banu Asad tribe).
- 1.strong windclassical
Describing a wind that is blowing intensely (used by Banu Asad tribe).
- 1.strong windsclassical
Intensely blowing winds.
- 1.to earn a livingboth
To earn a living or provide for one's family.
- 1.earning a livingboth
The act of earning a living or seeking sustenance.
- 1.fast camelclassical
A camel that moves very quickly, likened to the wind.
- 1.turbidityclassical
Cloudiness or murkiness.
- 2.wineclassical
Wine, possibly due to its effervescence or strong aroma.
- 1.man perishedclassical
A man perished or was destroyed.
- 1.horse ran fastclassical
A horse ran at a very high speed.
- 1.camels circledclassical
Camels circled around a well, eager for water and stirring up dust.
- 1.dry leaves of grainclassical
The dry leaves on the stalk of grain.
- 1.cut leavesclassical
What is cut from the leaves of the plant.
- 1.strawsclassical
The straws or dry stalks of plants.
- 1.grain was cutclassical
The grain was cut, referring to the process of harvesting its stalks.
- 1.strong windclassical
Winds that stir up clouds and leaves.
- 1.speedclassical
Speed, used metaphorically.
- 1.she-camel spedclassical
A she-camel moved quickly while traveling.
- 1.man deviatedclassical
A man deviated from the path or course.
- 1.war destroysclassical
War destroys or overwhelms people.
- 1.to earn a livingclassical
To earn a living or provide for one's family.