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سَاخِن

hot

AdjectiveRoot س-خ-ن

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Feminine
سَاخِنَة
Masculine plural
سَاخِنُون
Feminine plural
سَاخِنَات
Elative
أَسْخَن
more / most …

Most common words from the same root

Verb
سَخُنَ
to be hot
Verb · Form II
سَخَّنَ
to heat
Noun
تَسْخِين
heating
Noun
سُخُونَة
fever

سَاخِن in English

Adjective

  1. hot
  2. warm
  3. feverish, sick, ill

Word origin

Derived from the active participle of سَخَنَ (saḵana, “to be or become hot”), سَخِنَ (saḵina, “to be or become hot”), and سَخُنَ (saḵuna, “to be or become hot, to be or become ill”).

Words from the root س-خ-ن

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سَخَّنَ · present يُسَخِّنُ

to heat

تَسْخِين
Verbal noun
heating
مُسَخِّن
Active participle
مُسَخَّن
Passive participle
musakhan
سَخُنَ · present يَسْخُنُ
Form

to be hot, to become hot; to be ill, to become ill

سُخُونَة
Verbal noun
fever
سَخَانَة
Verbal noun
heat
سَخَن
Verbal noun
سُخْنَة
Verbal noun
Active participle · Adjective
hot
سَخِين
Active participle
سُخْن
Active participle · Adjective
hot
سَخَّان
Derived noun
geyser
أَسْخَن
Adjective
elative degree of سُخْن

سَاخِن: plural and other forms

Singularسَاخِن
Feminineسَاخِنَة
Masculine pluralسَاخِنُون
Feminine pluralسَاخِنَات
Elative (more / most)أَسْخَن

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