وضء
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of ritual purity and cleanliness, particularly in the context of ablution before prayer. It also extends to general beauty, comeliness, and good appearance.
Derived headwords
- 1.water for ablutionclassical
The water used for performing ablution (wudu').
- 2.ablutionboth
The ritual act of washing oneself for prayer; the source noun for the action.
- 1.to perform ablutionboth
To perform the ritual washing for prayer.
- 1.ablutionclassical
The source noun for the act of performing ablution, often pronounced with a damma on the 'waw'.
- 1.water for ablutionclassical
The water used for ablution, as opposed to the act itself.
- 1.ablutionclassical
The act of performing ablution, pronounced with a damma on the 'waw'.
- 1.to make pureclassical
To make someone perform ablution or to make something pure.
- 1.place of ablutionclassical
A place or container from which one performs ablution.
- 1.beautyboth
Comeliness, good appearance, handsomeness, and cleanliness.
- 2.radianceboth
Brightness and splendor.
- 1.beautifulboth
Handsome, comely, clean, and good-looking.
- 1.to become beautifulboth
To become handsome, clean, or comely.
- 1.handsome menclassical
Plural of 'waḍī'' (handsome man).
- 1.beautifulclassical
Handsome, comely, clean.
- 1.handsome menclassical
Plural of 'waḍā'' (handsome man).
- 1.handsome menclassical
A plural form of 'waḍī'' or 'waḍā'', with an added hamza.
- 1.beautifulboth
A feminine form of 'waḍī'' (beautiful, comely).
- 1.to compete in beautyclassical
To vie with someone in handsomeness or comeliness.
- 1.to surpass in beautyclassical
To overcome someone in a contest of beauty or comeliness.
- 1.to surpass in beautyclassical
To overcome someone in a contest of beauty or comeliness (Form IV).
- 1.beautyboth
Handsomeness and cleanliness.
- 2.radianceboth
Splendor and attractiveness.
- 1.beautifulclassical
Possibly a variant or poetic form of 'waḍā'' meaning beautiful or pure.