سٞاجُد
ségod (yesóged/ľisgód)
basic morphological information

v. (Ia)

to prostrate oneself
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سجد
LS 281; CSOL I 642
text examples

tóˀo ľisgód ṭeʸh ségdeʰ yéṣtet di-ḥérhen ‘When he’d made one prostration, he looked back’ (CSOL I 25:63)

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sgd 1
derivates
etymology

Borrowed from Arb. sǯd ‘to prostrate onself’. Also in Mhr. segūd ‘to bow in prayer’, Jib. sɔ́gɔ́d ‘to bow, to bend in prayer’.

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