صعد

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صعد¹

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Compare Hebrew צַעַד (tsaʿad).

verb صَعِدَ · ṣaʕida · يَصْعَدُ · صُعُود · صَعَد · صُعُد

  1. intransitive to go up, to ascend, to rise صَعِدَ وَهَبَطَ
  2. intransitive, transitive to mount, to ascend, to climb
  3. intransitive to climb aboard
  4. intransitive to lead, to make ascend

صعد²

verb صَعَّدَ · ṣaʕʕada · يُصَعِّدُ · تَصْعِيد · مُصَعِّد

  1. to ascend, to climb, to mount
  2. transitive to cause (someone/something) to rise or go up, to send (someone/something) up
  3. construed فِي (fī) or عَلَى (ʕalā) to cause صَعَّدَهُ جَبَلًا
  4. transitive to melt (fat, etc.)
  5. transitive to sublimate (something)
  6. transitive to (cause to) evaporate, to vaporize (something)
  7. transitive to expand, to grow (something)
  8. transitive to utter (a sigh, a wail, a groan, etc.)
  9. to draw (breath)

صعد³

noun صُعْد · ṣuʕd · الصُّعْد · صُعْدٌ

  1. top, the top part

صعد⁴

noun صَعَد · ṣaʕad · الصَّعَد · صَعَدٌ

  1. noun from verb verbal noun of صَعِدَ (ṣaʕida, “to go up, ascend”) (form I)
  2. going up, ascending
  3. mounting, climbing
  4. terrible punishment, pain, torture

صعد⁵

noun صُعُد · ṣuʕud · الصُّعُد · صُعُدٌ

  1. noun from verb verbal noun of صَعِدَ (ṣaʕida, “to go up, ascend”) (form I)
  2. going up, ascending
  3. mounting, climbing

صعد⁶

adjective صَعْد · ṣaʕd · صَعْدَة · الصَّعْد

  1. high

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@misc{micwyn_2026,
  title = {صعد},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/ar/%D8%B5%D8%B9%D8%AF},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}

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