س ع د

See also: سعد‎

Arabic

Etymology

Cognate with Hebrew ס־ע־ד‎ (“support”).

Root

س ع د • (s-ʕ-d)

related to happiness
related to help, assist

Derived terms

Form I: سُعِدَ‎ (suʕida, “to be happy, to be lucky, to be successful”)
- Verbal noun: سَعْد‎ (saʕd, “good fortune, luck”), سَعَادَة‎ (saʕāda, “happiness, luck, good fortune”)
- Passive participle: مَسْعُود‎ (masʕūd, “happy”)
Form I: سَعَدَ‎ (saʕada, “to be fortunate, to be propitious”)
- Verbal noun: سَعْد‎ (saʕd), سُعُود‎ (suʕūd)
- Active participle: سَاعِد‎ (sāʕid)
- Passive participle: مَسْعُود‎ (masʕūd)

Form I: سَعِدَ‎ (saʕida, “to be happy, to be lucky, to be successful”)
- Verbal noun: سَعْد‎ (saʕd), سَعَادَة‎ (saʕāda)
- Active participle: سَاعِد‎ (sāʕid)
- Passive participle: مَسْعُود‎ (masʕūd)

Form III: سَاعَدَ‎ (sāʕada, “to help, to assist”)
- Verbal noun: مُسَاعَدَة‎ (musāʕada, “help”), سِعَاد‎ (siʕād, “help”)
- Active participle: مُسَاعِد‎ (musāʕid, “assistant”)
- Passive participle: مُسَاعَد‎ (musāʕad)

Adjectives

سَعِيد‎ (saʕīd, “happy”)

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