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سبا sabā

A سبا sabā, prop. n. Name of a country in Arabia Felix, Sheba (where Bilqīs, the queen who visited Solomon, is supposed to have reigned).

سباع sibāʻ

A سباع sibāʻ, s.m. pl. (of سبع sabǒʻ), Lions; rapacious beasts, beasts of prey.

سبا सबा sabā

H سبا सबा sabā, s.f. corr. of sabhā, q.v.

صبا ṣabā inf. n. of صَبَا, rt. صبو 'to play or sport,' c.

A صبا ṣabā (inf. n. of صَبَا, rt. صبو 'to play or sport,' &c.), s.f. (orig.) 'The east wind, or an easterly wind'; a gentle and pleasant breeze; the morning breeze; the zephyr.

صباح ṣabāḥ

A صباح ṣabāḥ, s.f. Daybreak, dawn, early morning, morning (=ṣubḥ);—name of a bird:—ṣabāḥul-ḵẖair (morning salutation), Good morning!—ʻalaʼṣ-ṣabāḥ, adv. Before or at dawn, early in the morning.