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س و ق (sīn wāw qāf) arabic root word meaning.


There are 17 words derived from this root in the Quran.
    The triliteral root sīn wāw qāf (س و ق) occurs 17 times in the Quran, in five derived forms:
    • seven times as the form I verb sīqa (سِيقَ)
    • four times as the noun sāq (سَاق)
    • four times as the noun sūq (سُّوق)
    • 1 times as the noun masāq (مَسَاق)
    • 1 times as the active participle sāiq (سَآئِق)



to drive/impel/urge. yusaquna - they are driven or led. saiqun - driver. suq (pl. aswaq) - market, stem, leg, kashafat an saqaiha (27:44) is a well known Arabic idiom meaning to become prepared to meet the difficulty or to become perturbed/perplexed or taken aback, the literal meaning is ""she uncovered and bared her shanks"". yukshafu an saqin (68:42) means there is severe affliction and the truth laid here, it is indicative of a grievous and terrible calamity and difficulty. masaq - the act of driving.

All words derived from sīn wāw qāf root word


WordMeaningArabic
(7:57:14) suq'nāhu
We drive them
سُقْنَاهُ
(8:6:7) yusāqūna
they were driven
يُسَاقُونَ
(19:86:1) wanasūqu
And We will drive
وَنَسُوقُ
(25:7:9) l-aswāqi
the markets
الْأَسْوَاقِ
(25:20:12) l-aswāqi
the markets
الْأَسْوَاقِ
(27:44:11) sāqayhā
her shins
سَاقَيْهَا
(32:27:4) nasūqu
drive
نَسُوقُ
(35:9:7) fasuq'nāhu
and We drive them
فَسُقْنَاهُ
(38:33:5) bil-sūqi
over the legs
بِالسُّوقِ
(39:71:1) wasīqa
And (will) be driven
وَسِيقَ
(39:73:1) wasīqa
And (will) be driven
وَسِيقَ
(48:29:39) sūqihi
its stem
سُوقِهِ
(50:21:5) sāiqun
a driver
سَائِقٌ
(68:42:4) sāqin
the shin
سَاقٍ
(75:29:2) l-sāqu
the leg
السَّاقُ
(75:29:3) bil-sāqi
about the leg
بِالسَّاقِ
(75:30:4) l-masāqu
(will be) the driving
الْمَسَاقُ
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