صف ṣaff, vulg. ṣaf inf. n. of صفّ 'to set or place in a row,' c.
A صف ṣaff, vulg. ṣaf (inf. n. of صفّ 'to set or place in a row,' &c.), s.f. A rank, row, line, file, series, order; a company of men standing in a rank, &c.;—a long mat:—ṣaf-ārā, adj. & s.m. Arraying, marshalling; arrayed, marshalled;—one who arrays, a marshaller (of troops):—ṣaf-ārāʼī, s.f. The marshalling of troops; array; battle-array, parade; tactics:—ṣaf bāṅdhnā, v.n. To draw up in ranks; to form line:—ṣaf-basta, adj. Drawn up in a line or row:—ṣaf-bandī, s.f. Array; battle-array, &c. (=ṣaf-ārāʼī);—a line of hunters or beaters (formed to close in game, or to drive it towards the sportsman):—ṣaf-ě-jang, s.f. The ranks of war; the field of battle:—ṣaf-dar, adj. & s.m. Rank-breaking;—rank-breaker, a valiant warrior:—ṣaff-ṣaff, adv. In ranks; in battle-array;—in military order:—ṣaf-kashī, s.f. Drawing up in ranks, putting (an army) in battle-array:—ṣaf-kī ṣaf, s.f. The whole line or row.
سفوف safūf v.n. fr. سف 'to take or eat medicine, c. in a state of powder'
A سفوف safūf (v.n. fr. سف 'to take or eat medicine, &c. in a state of powder'), s.m. Medicine taken dry and unmixed, a powder (in opposition to an electuary).
صفوف ṣufūf
A صفوف ṣufūf, s.f. pl. (of ṣaff, q.v.), Ranks, rows, lines.
