صبوح

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ص ب ح (ṣ-b-ḥ).

Noun

صَبُوح (ṣabūḥ) m

  1. morning draught
    Antonym: غَبُوق (ḡabūq)

Declension

Adjective

صَبُوح (ṣabūḥ) (feminine صَبُوح (ṣabūḥ))

  1. cheerful, delighted
    • 2016 August 27, “حسام الحزم ملك العرب”, in Waṭan:
      ها هو صبوح الوجه لدنيا الخير باسما و القلب خافق بالمحبة و بالنقاء صافيا، ملاء الشباب بنور نُورِه،في جفن عيناه براءة سحر البدر متى تألق عاليا.
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Declension

Persian

FWOTD – 23 January 2019

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic صَبُوح (ṣabūḥ).

Pronunciation

Noun

صبوح (sabuh)

  1. (archaic) morning draught
    • 1258, Saadi, Gulistan:
      چه خوش باشد آهنگ نرم حزین
      بگوش حریفان مست صبوح
      či xwaš bâšad âhang-i narm-i hazîn
      ba-gôš-i harîfân-i mast-i sabûh
      How pleasant the soft, sad melody is
      To the ears of the friends who are drunk in the morning
    • 14th century, Hafez, Divan:
      تا همه خلوتیان جام صبوحی گیرند
      چنگ و صنجی بدر پیر خرابات بریم
      tâ hama xalvatiyân jâm-i sabûh-ê gîrand
      čang u sanj-ê ba-dar-i pîr-i xarâbât barîm
      As all the dervishes are having their glass of morning draught
      We would bring harp and symbal to the pir of kharabat
  2. (archaic) morning

References

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