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سَراب

[srab] Root: س ر ب
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🇬🇧 Translation: :
ما لا حقيقة له، وهْم أو مظهر مُغرٍ وخادع، هباء
🇬🇧 Translation: What has no reality, illusion or a tempting and deceptive appearance, mirage (Mirage/Illusion).
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(جغ) ظاهرة طبيعيّة تُرى كمسّطحات ماء تلصق بالأرض عن بُعد، تنشأ عن انكسار الضوء في طبقات الجوّ عند اشتداد الحرّ، وتكثر بخاصّة في الصحراء، ما يُرى نصفَ النهار لاصقًا بالأرض كأنّه ماءٌ جارٍ
🇬🇧 Translation: (Geography) A natural phenomenon seen as bodies of water sticking to the ground from afar, arising from the refraction of light in the atmospheric layers during intense heat, and is common especially in the desert, what is seen at midday sticking to the ground as if it were running water [Mirage] (Mirage).
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Example / Citation:

" سَراب الحُبّ/ المجد - {وَسُيِّرَتِ الْجِبَالُ فَكَانَتْ سَرَابًا} "
🇬🇧 Translation: " sarabu al-hubbi/ al-majdi - {wasuyyirati al-jibalu fakanat saraban} (The mirage of love/glory - And the mountains are set in motion and become a mirage) "