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سبب sabab v.n. fr. سبّ; ii سبّب 'to appoint or prepare a means or canse'

A سبب sabab (v.n. fr. سبّ; ii سبّب 'to appoint or prepare a means or canse'), s.m. (orig. 'a rope,' 'a means by which one reaches'; hence) Means of access (to) or attainment (of), means; cause; reason, motive; instrument; connexion of relationship, relationship, affinity;—postpn. On account (of, -ke), by reason (of); by means (of).

شب shabb, vulg. shab

A شب shabb, vulg. shab, s.m. Alum.

شباب shabāb inf. n. of شبّ 'to become a youth'

A شباب shabāb (inf. n. of شبّ 'to become a youth'), s.m. Youth, youthfulness, prime of manhood (supposed to be the state from sixteen to thirty-two).

سباب sibāb inf. n. of iii of سب 'to revile,' c.

A سباب sibāb (inf. n. of iii of سب 'to revile,' &c.), s.m. A reviling, abusing.

شاب shābb, vulg. shāb act. part. of شبّ 'to become a youth,' c.

A شاب shābb, vulg. shāb (act. part. of شبّ 'to become a youth,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Youthful, in the prime of manhood;—a young man, a youth.