Urdu Dictionary

سمت samt, vulg. simt inf. n. of سمت 'to take a course or way'

A سمت samt, vulg. simt (inf. n. of سمت 'to take a course or way'), s.f. Course, road, way, path; part, side, quarter, bearing, direction;—postpn. In the direction (of, -kī), towards:—samtuʼr-rās, s.f. The vertical point in the heavens, the zenith:—samtuʼl-qadam, s.m. The nadir.

صمت ṣamt inf. n. of صمت 'to be silent,' c.

A صمت ṣamt (inf. n. of صمت 'to be silent,' &c.), s.f. Silence, speechlessness.

سماعت samāʻat for A. سماعة, inf. n. of سمع 'to hear'

P سماعت samāʻat (for A. سماعة, inf. n. of سمع 'to hear'), s.f. Hearing, the sense of hearing; hearing or taking evidence (in a law-suit, &c.), cognizance:—samāʻat karnā (-kī), To hear, to take evidence (in a suit), to try (a case), to entertain or take cognizance (of a complaint):—samāʻat-ke qābil, adj. Worthy or deserving of a hearing, admissible, cognizable (a suit).

سميٿ समेट sameṭ fr. sameṭnā, q.v.

H سميٿ समेट sameṭ (fr. sameṭnā, q.v.), s.f. Accomplishment; rolling up, &c. (see sameṭnā); contraction; an astringent; a lotion or medicine used by women (ad constringendam vulvam).

صموت ṣamūt v.n. fr. صمت; see ṣamt

A صموت ṣamūt (v.n. fr. صمت; see ṣamt), adj. Silent, mute, speechless.