سرح

سَرَحَ

To defame people, especially in their absence.

A figurative usage derived from the image of grazing freely among people's reputations.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To depart, go away, or proceed easily.

Used of going out in the morning and of proceeding easily in one's affairs.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To flow or run freely.

Used of a torrent and of urine flowing after having been suppressed.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To send a messenger or send someone to a place or task.

A transitive sending construction distinct from sending livestock to pasture.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To dispose or adapt someone to what is good.

A rare figurative and explicitly attributed usage.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To void excrement.

A bodily-function usage, also reported for excrement in a thin state.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَحَ

To bring forth or reveal what is held within oneself.

Used figuratively of expressing what is in the breast or bosom.

• Lane · entry 40868

سَرَّحَ

To send away, remove, alienate, or estrange.

A general removal or putting-away construction, broader than the Quranic marital use.

• Lane · entry 40869

سَرَّحَ

To remove or clear away grief or sorrow.

Figurative causative usage.

• Lane · entry 40869

سَرَّحَ

To cause water to flow or let it flow into a channel or enclosure.

Used transitively of directing or releasing water.

• Lane · entry 40869

سَرَّحَ

To comb, loosen, disentangle, or arrange hair.

The usage can include letting down, separating, and combing the hair.

• Lane · entry 40869

سَرَّحَ

To trim or refine poetry or verses.

A specialized usage applied to a poet's treatment of verse.

• Lane · entry 40869

سَرَّحَ

To facilitate or make something easy.

A causative usage of rendering an action or matter easy.

• Lane · entry 40869

تَسَرَّحَ

To go away or go forth from a place.

Reflexive or intransitive Form V usage.

• Lane · entry 40870

اِنْسَرَحَ

To move along quickly and easily.

Used especially of a she-camel becoming easy and swift in her pace.

• Lane · entry 40871

اِنْسَرَحَ

To lie on one's back extended, with the legs parted.

A bodily-position usage.

• Lane · entry 40871

اِنْسَرَحَ

To become naked or bare.

Used of being without clothing.

• Lane · entry 40871

اِنْسَرَحَ

To become relieved or cleared away, especially of grief or sorrow.

Intransitive or quasi-passive figurative usage.

• Lane · entry 40871

سَرْح

Livestock pasturing; by extension, livestock or camels that pasture.

The noun may refer to the activity, a single beast, or a collection of beasts.

• Lane · entry 40872

سَرْح

A large, tall tree, often valued for its spreading shade.

The term is also used collectively for such trees; its botanical identification is described variably.

• Lane · entry 40872

سَرْحَة

A wife or woman, by metonymy.

A figurative nominal use of the name of the tree.

• Lane · entry 40872

سَرْح

The exterior court or yard of a house, gate, or door.

A nominal architectural sense.

• Lane · entry 40872

سُرُح

Easy, swift, and unhindered in movement or performance.

Used of a camel, horse, gait, the movement of a limb, an easy birth or draught of water, and figuratively of a promptly given gift.

• Lane · entry 40873

سَرْحَة

A single tree of the kind called سَرْح.

Singular noun for the tree sense.

• Lane · entry 40874

سَرْحَة

A mature she-ass that has not become pregnant.

A specialized animal term.

• Lane · entry 40874

سَرْحَة

The name of a certain dog.

A proper-name usage.

• Lane · entry 40874

سِرْحَان

A wolf; in one dialect, a lion.

The animal designation is also used as a masculine noun and has several plural forms.

• Lane · entry 40875

ذَنَبُ السِّرْحَان

The false or first dawn.

An idiomatic expression derived from the wolf or lion designation.

• Lane · entry 40875

سِرْحَان

A name given to certain dogs and horses.

These are proper-name usages rather than a general animal classification.

• Lane · entry 40875

سِرْحَان

The middle part of a watering trough or tank.

A specialized material noun.

• Lane · entry 40875

سَرَاح

Dismissal or sending away in a general sense.

Classical usage broader than the Quranic divorce sense.

• Lane · entry 40876

سَرَاح

Haste, expedition, or promptness.

A nominal sense of quick, unhindered completion.

• Lane · entry 40876

سَرَاح

Ease and rest.

Attested in the fixed expression فِي سَرَاحٍ وَرَوَاحٍ.

• Lane · entry 40876

سَرَاحِ

The name of a certain horse, probably conveying quick and easy pace.

An indeclinable proper name whose lexical interpretation is inferential.

• Lane · entry 40876

سَرِيح

Quick, expeditious, or prompt.

Used of an affair or bounty accomplished without delay.

• Lane · entry 40878

سَرِيح

Without a saddle, of a horse.

A specialized equestrian usage.

• Lane · entry 40878

سَرِيحَة

A thong or strap used for sandals, camel footwear, or similar fastening.

The term may denote a single strap or related sandal components.

• Lane · entry 40879

سَرِيحَة

A sinew binding or conspicuous mark on an arrow.

Specialized terminology for arrow construction or appearance.

• Lane · entry 40879

سَرِيحَة

A piece of a garment that has been much torn.

A material noun, also reported with collective plural usage.

• Lane · entry 40879

سَرِيحَة

An elongated, conspicuous strip or tract of ground richer in vegetation than its surroundings.

The tract is described as even or narrow and rising above or standing out from the surrounding land.

• Lane · entry 40879

سَرِيحَة

An elongated tract of flowing blood.

A specialized description of blood when spread out in a strip.

• Lane · entry 40879

سِرْيَاح

Tall, as an epithet for a man.

An adjectival usage.

• Lane · entry 40880

سِرْيَاح

A locust; also used for a female locust.

An animal noun with the feminine expression أُمُّ سِرْيَاحٍ.

• Lane · entry 40880

سِرْيَاح

The name of a certain woman.

A rare proper-name usage reported in one instance.

• Lane · entry 40880

سِرْيَاح

The name of a certain dog.

A proper-name usage.

• Lane · entry 40880

سَرَّاح

The name of a horse, probably meaning swift or easy-paced.

The lexical interpretation is explicitly presented as probable.

• Lane · entry 40881

سَارِح

A herder who sends livestock to pasture; also a person or group possessing grazing livestock.

The active participle is also substantivized for the herder or the people associated with the grazing herd.

• Lane · entry 40882

سَارِحَة

In the expression مَا لَهُ سَارِحَةٌ وَلَا رَائِحَةٌ: anything at all, or, by negation, nothing.

A fixed figurative expression originally contrasting livestock going to and returning from pasture; it can also refer to people or a group.

• Lane · entry 40882

سَارِح

Flowing easily, of a torrent.

An adjectival description of a freely running torrent.

• Lane · entry 40882

مَسْرَح

A pasture or place to which animals are sent out to graze.

The place may be near or distant from the settlement.

• Lane · entry 40883

مِسْرَح

A comb.

A noun for the implement used in combing.

• Lane · entry 40884

مِسْرَح

One of the two wooden pieces bound around a ploughing bull's neck as part of a yoke.

Usually encountered in the dual form مِسْرَحَانِ.

• Lane · entry 40884

مِسْرَحَة

An instrument for separating and combing hair, flax, or similar fibers.

A specialized combing and carding implement.

• Lane · entry 40885

مَسْرُوح

A mirage.

A rare dialectal attribution whose correctness is reported as uncertain.

• Lane · entry 40886

مُنْسَرِح

Lying on one's back extended, with the legs parted.

A bodily-position usage.

• Lane · entry 40887

مُنْسَرِح

Denuded or lightly clad; stripped of clothing or, of a camel, of its fur.

The expression may be literal or figurative, including being divested of the apparel of generosity.

• Lane · entry 40887

مُنْسَرِح

The name of a type of Arabic poetic meter.

A technical prosodic term.

• Lane · entry 40887