سعر

سَعَرَ

To kindle or inflame war.

A figurative extension of kindling fire, used with war as object.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ

To excite or inflame people against one another or against a group.

Figurative causative use with people, evil, or mischief as the provoking force.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ

To inflict extensive evil or mischief on people.

An idiomatic figurative construction distinct from merely exciting or inflaming them.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ

To burn or painfully wound with arrows.

A figurative or intensified description of the pain caused by shooting.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ / سُعْرٌ

To communicate mange or scab to other animals; the transmission of a contagious disease.

Used of the spread of mange, scab, or another disease from one animal or person to another.

• Lane · entry 41174
• Lane · entry 41181

سُعِرَ

To be struck by the hot wind called samūm.

A passive or stative use describing a person affected by intense hot wind.

• Lane · entry 41174

سُعِرَ

To become vehemently hungry and thirsty.

Describes an intense, burning state of hunger or thirst.

• Lane · entry 41174

سُعِرَ

To become mad, insane, or possessed by a demon.

A non-Quranic lexical use of the verb distinct from the Quranic noun interpretation of سُعُر.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ

To make a circuit in pursuit of an objective; to go around or practice circumvention.

An idiomatic use describing purposeful circuiting or comparable circumvention.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَ

To travel throughout the night with riding camels or other beasts.

Used of sustained night travel with mounts.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَرَتِ النَّاقَةُ

For a she-camel to be quick or swift in going.

A lexical use specifically describing the speed of a she-camel.

• Lane · entry 41174

سَعَّرَ

To assign, declare, or agree upon a price or rate.

Used for fixing a known price, announcing the current selling rate, a governor’s price regulation, or agreement on a selling price.

• Lane · entry 41175

سَاعَرَ

To act with someone or something as though mad, like a mad dog.

An expressly figurative Form III use.

• Lane · entry 41176

أَسْعَرَ

To excite or annoy by leaping or bounding.

Used of a wild animal whose leaping provokes or disturbs others.

• Lane · entry 41177

اِسْتَعَرَ

For a fire to burn, blaze, flame, or burn fiercely.

An intransitive Form VIII use describing fire itself becoming ablaze.

• Lane · entry 41179

اِسْتَعَرَ

For war or evil to rage or spread.

Figurative intransitive use modeled on fire spreading.

• Lane · entry 41179

اِسْتَعَرَ

For thieves or robbers to set themselves in motion for mischief.

A figurative use portraying their activity as though they had caught fire.

• Lane · entry 41179

اِسْتَعَرَ

For mange or scab to begin and spread in a camel’s vulnerable body regions.

Used of the onset or spread of mange in the armpits, groins, lips, or similar parts of a camel.

• Lane · entry 41179

اِسْتَعَرَ

For people to move in every direction gathering and eating fresh ripe dates.

A specialized figurative use describing widespread, vigorous movement to obtain dates.

• Lane · entry 41179

سَعْرٌ

A vehement, rapid, or burning-painful shooting or throwing.

Used in the expression for shooting with extraordinary force or speed.

• Lane · entry 41180

سُعْرٌ

Vehement hunger, thirst, or burning desire for food.

The evidence distinguishes intense hunger or thirst from the Quranic interpretation of سُعُر as madness or distress.

• Lane · entry 41181

سِعْر

The current price or selling rate of a thing.

By idiom, something may be said to have a price when it is highly valuable, or to have no price when it is extremely cheap.

• Lane · entry 41182

سَعِرٌ

Mad, insane, or possessed by a demon.

An adjective describing a person; the cited animal application is treated separately below.

• Lane · entry 41184

مَسْعُورَةٌ

Restless or unable to remain still, especially of a she-camel.

The evidence connects this animal adjective with the idea of madness or excessive agitation.

• Lane · entry 41184

سَعْرَةٌ

A cough, especially a sharp cough.

An archaic nominal use.

• Lane · entry 41186

سَعْرَةٌ

The beginning or newness of an affair or case.

Refers to the onset or freshness of a matter, not to a cough.

• Lane · entry 41186

سُعْرَةٌ

A color inclining to blackness, somewhat darker than admah.

A color term applied to complexion or other coloration.

• Lane · entry 41187

سَعَرَانٌ

Vehemence of running.

A noun of intensity describing forceful or rapid motion.

• Lane · entry 41188

سِعْرَارَةٌ / سُعْرُورَةٌ

Daybreak.

A specialized nominal use for the onset of daylight.

• Lane · entry 41189

سِعْرَارَةٌ / سُعْرُورَةٌ

Rays of sunlight entering an aperture, or the motes visible moving in those rays.

The expression can refer either to the beams or to particles seen within them.

• Lane · entry 41189

سُعَارٌ

The heat of fire, and figuratively the heat of night.

A heat noun extended from the burning heat of fire.

• Lane · entry 41191

سُعَارٌ

Evil or mischief that causes disturbance.

An idiomatic figurative use describing destructive agitation.

• Lane · entry 41191

سَعُورٌ

A she-camel that is quick or swift in going.

A specialized animal adjective or noun of description.

• Lane · entry 41192

السُّعَيْرُ

A particular idol belonging to the tribe of ʿAnazah.

A proper cultic designation, distinct from the common noun سَعِير.

• Lane · entry 41194

سَاعُورٌ

A fire-place or oven dug in the ground for baking bread.

A technical object noun.

• Lane · entry 41196

سَاعُورٌ

The chief of the Christians in knowledge of medicine and its instruments.

A technical title reported as originally deriving from a Syriac term.

• Lane · entry 41196

أَسْعَرُ

Having a complexion of the color called suʿrah.

An adjective applied to a man; the corresponding feminine form is reported separately in the lexical evidence.

• Lane · entry 41198

أَسْعَرُ

Lean, lank, slender, or emaciated, with little flesh and visible sinews.

An adjective describing bodily leanness or a gaunt appearance.

• Lane · entry 41198

مَسْعَرٌ

The slender part of a camel’s tail.

An anatomical animal term.

• Lane · entry 41199

مِسْعَرٌ

A tool, stick, or iron instrument used to stir or intensify a fire.

The plural forms are reported as مساعر and مساعير.

• Lane · entry 41200

مِسْعَرٌ

A person who makes the fire of war rage; a stirrer of war.

A figurative occupational or character description derived from the fire-stirring tool.

• Lane · entry 41200

مِسْعَرٌ

Long or strong.

An adjectival use applied to a neck or another thing.

• Lane · entry 41200

مِسْعَرٌ

Mad, when applied to a dog.

A specialized animal adjective linked with excessive agitation.

• Lane · entry 41200

مِسْعَرٌ

A horse whose legs are thrown apart in its movement.

A specialized description of a horse’s gait, especially movement without a compact gathered leap.

• Lane · entry 41200

مَسْعُورٌ

A man struck by the hot wind called samūm.

A passive participial description of someone affected by hot wind.

• Lane · entry 41202

مَسْعُورٌ

Vehemently hungry or thirsty; intensely eager for food or drink.

Describes burning appetite, even when the belly is full.

• Lane · entry 41202

مَسَاعِرُ

The armpits, groins or similar parts, and lips of camels.

A specialized plural anatomical term associated with places where mange begins or becomes severe.

• Lane · entry 41203