سجود sujūd inf. n. of سجد 'to prostrate oneself' in prayer, c.
A سجود sujūd (inf. n. of سجد 'to prostrate oneself' (in prayer, &c.)), s.m. An act of prostration with the forehead touching the ground, adoration (=sijda).
شجر shajar, shijar
A شجر shajar, shijar, v.n. fr. شجر 'to be intricate,' &c.), s.m. = A شجرة shajarat, shijarat (n. of un.fr. shajar, &c.), s.f. = P شجره shajara, shijara, vulg.shajra, &c. (for A. shajarat, &c.), s.m. A tree, plant, shrub, &c.:—shajara, or shajra, s.m. A genealogical tree; a map in which fields are marked out; a sketch, &c. in a field-book (in surveying):—shajar-nāma, s.m. A genealogical table of saints or holy predecessors given to disciples; a genealogical tree:—shajaratuʼl-ḥukm, s.f. The tree of judgment (a fabulous tree which is said to have given unerring decisions on knotty points of dispute):—shajara-ě-ansāb, s.m. A genealogical tree:—shijra-qulla, s.m. Pots and pans.
ساجد sājid act. part. of سجد 'to bend oneself down to the ground,' c.
A ساجد sājid (act. part. of سجد 'to bend oneself down to the ground,' &c.), part. adj. & s.m. Prostrate in adoration;—one who prostrates himself in adoration or prayer, an adorer, a worshipper.
