سمع
سَمِع(n. ac. سَمْع
سِمْع
مَسْمَع
سَمَاْع
سَمَاْعَة)
a. Heard.
b. [Ila], Listened to.
c. [La
or
Min], Listened, hearkened, gave ear to; heeded; obeyed.
سَمَّعَa. Made to hear, to listen; made known, spread about
published.
b. [Bi], Defamed; rendered notorious, disgraced.
أَسْمَعَa. Caused to hear; told.
b. Reviled, abused, insulted.
c. Put a handle to (bucket).
تَسَمَّعَ
a. [Ila], Listened, hearkened to.
تَسَاْمَعَ
a. [Bi], Was transmitted, handed down (story).
إِسْتَمَعَa. see I
سَمْع
(pl.
أَسْمُع
أَسْمَاْع
38)
a. Hearing; ear; thing heard.
b. Reputation, fame, good repute.
c. Report; hearsay.
سِمْعa. see 1 (a) (b). —
سِمْعَة
2t
سُمْعَةsee I (a) (b).
مَسْمَعa. Place of hearing.
b. Hearing.
مِسْمَع
(pl.
مَسَاْمِعُ)
a. Ear; ear hole.
b. Handle.
سَاْمِع
( pl.
reg. &
سَمَعَة)
a. Hearer; listener; auditor.
سَاْمِعَةa. Ear.
سَمَاْعa. see 1 (a) (b).
c. Singing.
سَمَاْعِيّa. Traditional; customary.
سِمَاْعِيّa. Musical.
سَمِيْعa. [art.], The All-hearing (God).
سَمُوْعa. see 21t
N. P.
سَمڤعَa. Heard; audible.
أَلسَّامِعَان [
du. ]
a. The two ears.
سَمَاعِ
a. Listen!
أُمّ السَّمِيْع
a. The brain.
سَمْعًا وَطَاعَةً
a. To hear is to obey.
