سعد

سَعِدَ

To be or become prosperous, fortunate, happy, or felicitous.

Intransitive Form I usage, contrasted with شَقِيَ, with respect to religion or worldly affairs.

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سَعَدَ

To become auspicious, fortunate, or favorable.

Used of a day, star, or asterism, in opposition to becoming unlucky or inauspicious.

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سَعَدَ

For water to come naturally upon the land and flow over its surface.

Describes water arriving unsought, without a machine raising it for irrigation.

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سَاعَدَ

To aid, assist, or help another.

Form III assistance in any manner or circumstance; the expression can suggest two people joining their efforts. One reported extension applies it to diligently carrying out God's command and good pleasure.

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إِسْعَادٌ

To assist another in lamentation and weeping for the dead.

A specialized use in mourning; it is the assistance referred to in the report that prohibits such إسعاد.

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أَسْعَدَ

To render someone prosperous, fortunate, happy, or felicitous; to increase his good fortune.

Causative Form IV, commonly with God as the subject.

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أَسْعَدَ

To aid, assist, accommodate, or dispose someone toward the right course.

An alternative causative use attributed to a classical authority.

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تَسَعَّدَ

To seek after the plant called سَعْدَان.

Form V plant-related usage.

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اِسْتَسْعَدَ

To deem or reckon someone or something fortunate, auspicious, or lucky.

May be constructed with بِهِ or with a circumstance such as seeing someone.

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اِسْتَسْعَدَ

To become fortunate by means of someone or something.

A Form X use expressing the source or means through which good fortune is obtained.

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اِسْتَسْعَدَ

To seek good fortune through someone or something.

A Form X use focused on pursuing auspiciousness rather than merely judging something fortunate.

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اِسْتَسْعَدَ

To desire or demand another's aid or assistance.

A separate Form X construction with a person as the requested source of help.

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سَعْد

Prosperity, good fortune, auspiciousness, or favorable outcome.

Used as an abstract noun or simple substantive, equivalent to يُمْنٌ; it can also serve as the verbal noun of the Form I verbs.

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سَعْد

Prosperous, fortunate, or auspicious.

An epithet applied especially to a day, star, or asterism, with inflectional use differing according to the construction.

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سَعْد

A name for Venus and Mercury and for a group of ten named asterisms, several of them lunar mansions.

The named stars include سعد الذابح, سعد بلع, سعد السعود, and سعد الأخبية, among others; the naming is associated with auspiciousness.

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سَعْد

The name of an object of idolatrous worship associated with the sons of Milkān.

A proper name referring to a pre-Islamic cult object.

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بِنْتُ سَعْدٍ

The virginity or hymen of a girl or woman.

A metonymic expression.

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أَسَعْدٌ أَمْ

A fortunate or liked thing, or an unfortunate or disliked thing.

A proverbial expression used when asking whether an event is good or bad, and by extension in concern for a relative.

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سَعْدَيْكَ

Aiding you repeatedly; repeated readiness to serve or support your cause.

Fixed in لَبَّيْكَ وَسَعْدَيْكَ and related formulas, with the dual form expressing repetition.

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سَعْد

The third part or gore of the body of a shirt.

A garment term; its diminutive denotes a fourth part.

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سُعْد

A sweet-smelling root or plant used in perfume and medicine.

A collocational or collective plant noun, including the cyperus-like rhizome distinguished from related plants by some authorities.

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سُعُد

A particular kind of dates.

A specialized plural or collective noun.

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سَعْدِيَّة

A kind of mail coat or garment fabric associated with a place called السَّعْدُ or with Saʿīd ibn al-ʿĀṣ.

Used attributively in expressions for particular garments.

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سَعْدَان

A pasture plant, one of the best fodders for camels, whose fresh growth sweetens their milk.

A prickly herb or leguminous plant of the plains; the proverb مَرْعًى وَلَا كَالسَّعْدَانِ praises exceptional excellence.

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سَعْدَان

The prickles of a palm tree.

A specialized nominal use distinct from the pasture plant.

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سُعْدَانَ

Obedience to God or aid rendered to His cause.

A fixed accusative expression used with سُبْحَانَهُ, as in سُبْحَانَهُ وَسُعْدَانَهُ.

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سَعْدَانَة

The nipple, the areola around it, or the part surrounding the nipple.

An anatomical term motivated by resemblance to the prickly head of the سعدان plant.

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سَعْدَانَة

The knot of a sandal's thong beneath the sole, next to the ground.

Also called رُغْبَانَةٌ.

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سَعْدَانَة

The knot beneath the pan of a balance.

The plural سَعْدَانَاتٌ denotes the corresponding knots of the scale.

• Lane · entry 41162

سَعْدَانَات

Nail-like structures in the lower parts of certain tendons or sinews.

Used in the plural for the structures in the ʿujāyah region.

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سَعْدَانَة

The callous rounded protuberance on a camel's breast, on which it rests when lying down.

The name is explained by the protuberance's rounded form.

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سَعْدَانَة

The anus, or its sphincter.

A specialized anatomical use.

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سَعْدَانَة

The part of a mare's vulva into which the penis enters.

A specialized anatomical use.

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سَعْدَانَة

A pigeon, or the name of a particular pigeon.

A specialized zoological noun.

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سَعِيد

A river, rivulet, or irrigation channel that waters the land adjoining it.

It may denote a small watercourse or a channel carrying irrigation water to cultivated land.

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سَعَادَة

Prosperity, good fortune, happiness, or felicity.

An abstract noun covering religious and worldly felicity; worldly felicity may be psychological, bodily, or due to external circumstances, while the greatest felicity is otherworldly.

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سُعُودَة

Prosperousness, auspiciousness, or luckiness.

Used especially of a day, star, or asterism, in opposition to نُحُوسَةٌ.

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السَّعِيدَة

The name of a temple to which members of the Rabīʿah tribe made pilgrimage in pre-Islamic times.

A proper name associated with a sanctuary at Mount Uḥud.

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سَعِيدِيَّة

A kind of Yemeni garment or dress.

Used of garments of the burūd type and of a particular ḥullah; the name is explained either geographically or by association with Saʿīd ibn al-ʿĀṣ.

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سَاعِد

The forearm, or in some usage the upper arm, of a person or animal.

The part between the wrist and elbow, or between the elbow and shoulder according to dialect; the plural is سَوَاعِدُ.

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سَاعِد

An armlet worn on the forearm, made of iron, brass, or gold.

A derived object noun from the bodily sense.

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سَاعِدَا الطَّائِر

The two wings of a bird.

A figurative anatomical extension of the arm term.

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السَّوَاعِد

The anterior or primary feathers of a bird's wing.

Used in descriptions of a bird's strength or wing structure.

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سَاعِد

A chief or leading person upon whom others rely.

A figurative use based on the arm's assisting function.

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سَوَاعِد

Channels through which water runs to a river, sea, or other watercourse.

May also denote the channels or outlets from which the water of a well or its springs issues.

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سَوَاعِد

The medullary cavities or ducts through which marrow runs in a bone.

A figurative anatomical plural use.

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سَاعِد

A duct conveying milk to the teat or breast, or the opening from which milk issues.

Used of the ducts in an animal's udder and, by extension, in a woman's breast.

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ذُو سَوَاعِد

An affair having several modes of execution and several ways out of it.

Fixed figurative expression describing an undertaking with multiple courses or exits.

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سَاعِدَة

The bone of the shank.

A specialized anatomical noun.

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سَاعِدَة

A piece of wood set up to support a pulley.

A technical object noun.

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سَاعِدَة

A name for the lion.

A proper or epithet-like animal name with irregular declension.

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أَسْعَد

More or most prosperous, fortunate, or happy.

A comparative or superlative epithet applied to a man; its feminine counterpart is reported as سُعْدَى.

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أَسْعَد

A cracking or scab-like skin disease of a camel that makes it weak and decrepit.

A specialized veterinary term, unrelated to the comparative use except in form.

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