سبح
سَبَحَ(n. ac. سَبْح
سِبَاْحَة)
a. Swam.
b.(n. ac. سَبْح), Travelled far; spread.
c. [Fī], Was profuse in (speech); dug
burrowed in ( the ground ), was slow in (
affair ).
d. Was quiet, still; rested; slept.
سَبَّحَ
a. [acc.
or
La], Praised, glorified, magnified, extolled (
God ).
أَسْبَحَa. Made to swim; made to float, set adrift.
سَبْحَةa. Garment of skins.
سُبْحَة
(pl.
سُبَح)
a. Bead ( of a rosary containing 99 beads ).
b. Prayer, praise; a supererogatory prayer.
مَسْبَحa. Swimming-bath.
مِسْبَحَة
(pl.
مَسَاْبِحُ)
a. Rosary, chaplet.
سَاْبِح
(pl.
سُبَّح
سُبُوْح
سُبَّاْح سُبَحَآءُ
& reg. )
a. Swimmer.
b. Fleet, swift.
سَاْبِحَة
(pl.
سَوَاْبِحُ)
a. Fem. of
سَاْبِحb. ( pl.
reg: ), Ships; stars.
سِبَاْحَةa. Swimming, natation.
سَبُوْحa. Swift.
سَبُّوْحa. Allperfect, all-pure.
سَوَاْبِحُa. Fleet horses, steeds, coursers.
مُسَبِّحَة
a. Fore-finger, index.
سُبْحَان اللَّه
a. Glory be to God! Praise be to God!
تَسْبِيْح
a. Praising, glorifying (God).
تَسْبِحَة (pl.
تَسَاْبِيْح)
a. Hymn, canticle.
