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سموم samūm v.n. fr. سمّ 'to poison'

A سموم samūm (v.n. fr. سمّ 'to poison'), s.f. A hot pestilential wind (blowing from a desert), the simoom.

سم samm, vulg. sam

A سم samm, vulg. sam, s.m. Poison, venom:—sammuʼ-fār and sammuʼl-khār, s.m. Rats-bane, arsenic.

صم ṣumm, vulg. ṣum pl. of aṣammu, 'deaf'; rt. صمّ 'to be deaf'

A صم ṣumm, vulg. ṣum (pl. of aṣammu, 'deaf'; rt. صمّ 'to be deaf'), adj. Deaf, having a stoppage of the ear:—ṣummuṉ-bukm (corr. gum-ṣum), adj. Deaf and dumb; speechless.

سام sāmm, vulg. sām act. part. of سمّ 'to put poison into,' c.

A سام sāmm, vulg. sām (act. part. of سمّ 'to put poison into,' &c.), adj. Poisonous, venomous, baneful, infectious:—sāmm-abras, s.m. A large and venomous kind of lizard (the bite of which is said to produce leprosy).

شميم shamīm inf. n. of شمّ 'to smell,' c.

A شميم shamīm (inf. n. of شمّ 'to smell,' &c.), s.f. Smelling, odour, scent, perfume.