صَهْ is an imperative verb-name (ism fiʿl), meaning “Be quiet!”
صَهْ! — Be quiet!
Ṣah: a verb-name of command built on sukūn, with an implied subject “you.”
It conveys an imperative meaning but belongs grammatically to the class of verb-names.
صَهْ is an imperative verb-name (ism fiʿl), meaning “Be quiet!”
صَهْ! — Be quiet!
Ṣah: a verb-name of command built on sukūn, with an implied subject “you.”
It conveys an imperative meaning but belongs grammatically to the class of verb-names.
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The indeclinable noun: definition, rule and eight classes
صَهْ is an imperative verb-name (ism fiʿl), meaning “Be quiet!”
صَهْ! — Be quiet!
Ṣah: a verb-name of command built on sukūn, with an implied subject “you.”
It conveys an imperative meaning but belongs grammatically to the class of verb-names.