صعد

Arabic

Etymology 1

From the root ص ع د (ṣ-ʿ-d). Compare Hebrew צַעַד (tsaʿad).

Verb

صَعِدَ (ṣaʿida) I, non-past يَصْعَدُ‎ (yaṣʿadu)

  1. (intransitive) to go up, ascend, rise
  2. (transitive or construed with إِلَى (ʾilā) or فِي ()) to mount, to ascend (something), climb (something)
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Verb

صَعَّدَ (ṣaʿʿada) II, non-past يُصَعِّدُ‎ (yuṣaʿʿidu)

  1. (construed with فِي () or عَلَى (ʿalā)) to ascend (something), climb (something), mount
  2. (transitive) to cause to rise or go up
  3. (ditransitive or transitive and construed فِي () or عَلَى (ʿalā)) to cause to ascend, mount (something) or climb (something)
    صَعَّدَهُ جَبَلًا
    ṣaʿʿadahu jabalan
    He made him climb a mountain
    يُصَعِّدُونَهَا فِي الْجَبَلِ
    yuṣaʿʿidūnahā fī l-jabali
    They make them (e.g. cows) climb the mountain
  4. (transitive) to melt (fat, etc.)
  5. (transitive) to sublimate
  6. to cause to evaporate
  7. to draw (breath)
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Noun

صُعْد (ṣuʿd) m

  1. top, the top part
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Noun

صَعَد (ṣaʿad) m

  1. verbal noun of صَعِدَ (ṣaʿida, to go up, ascend) (form I)
  2. going up, ascending
  3. mounting, climbing
  4. terrible punishment, pain, torture
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Noun

صُعُد (ṣuʿud) m

  1. verbal noun of صَعِدَ (ṣaʿida, to go up, ascend) (form I)
  2. going up, ascending
  3. mounting, climbing
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Adjective

صَعْد (ṣaʿd) (feminine صَعْدَة (ṣaʿda))

  1. high
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