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س دق

Root entry · 3 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to a specific type of tree and its properties, as well as a geographical location. The primary focus is on a tree with a strong single trunk, distinctive leaves, and a potent bark and ash.

Derived headwords

السِّدَاقnoun
  1. 1.
    tree typeclassical

    A type of tree characterized by a single, strong trunk, leaves resembling thyme, and no thorns. Its bark is remarkably burning, and its ash is used for bleaching linen yarn.

السُّدَاقnoun
  1. 1.
    tree type (variant pronunciation)classical

    The same tree as السِّدَاق, but with a different pronunciation (al-fath).

السُّدَيْقname
  1. 1.
    valley nameclassical

    A name of a valley located in Ta'if.

Parallel reading

السيداق أهمله الجوهري، وقال أبو حنيفة: شجر ذو ساق واحدة قوية لها ورق مثل ورق السعتر، ولا شوك له، وقشره حراق عجيب، ورماد حريق خشبه يحمل إلى البلاد البعيدة يبيض به غزل الكتان
Al-Sidaq was neglected by Al-Jawhari. Abu Hanifa said: It is a tree with a single strong trunk, having leaves like thyme leaves, and no thorns. Its bark is wonderfully burning, and the ash of its burnt wood is carried to distant lands to whiten linen yarn.
ثم إن إطلاقة يقتضي أنه بالفتح، كما هو قاعدته
Then its pronunciation implies it is with al-fath, as is its rule.
وقد ضبطه الدينوري في كتابه بالكسر، ومثله في اللسان والتكملة.
Al-Dinawari has vocalized it with al-kasr in his book, and similarly in Al-Lisan and Al-Takmilah.
السديق، كزبير: من أودية الطائف، عن ابن عباد.
Al-Sudaik, like Zubair: is one of the valleys of Ta'if, according to Ibn Abbad.