سائق

Arabic

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of سَاقَ‎ (sāqa, “to drive”), from the root س و ق‎ (s-w-q).

Adjective

سَائِق • (sāʾiq) (feminine سَائِقَة‎ (sāʾiqa), masculine plural سَائِقُون‎ (sāʾiqūn) or سَاقَة‎ (sāqa) or سُوَّاق‎ (suwwāq), feminine plural سَائِقَات‎ (sāʾiqāt))

  1. driving

Declension

Noun

سَائِق • (sāʾiq) m (plural سَائِقُون‎ (sāʾiqūn) or سَاقَة‎ (sāqa) or سُوَّاق‎ (suwwāq), feminine سَائِقَة‎ (sāʾiqa))

  1. driving force
  2. driver, pilot

Declension

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