وسخ
Root entry · 10 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of dirt, filth, and uncleanness. It describes the accumulation of grime on surfaces like clothing and skin due to lack of hygiene or care. The root encompasses the state of being dirty and the act of making something dirty.
Derived headwords
- 1.dirt, filthboth
What accumulates on clothing and skin, signifying a lack of cleanliness or care with water.
- 1.to be dirtyboth
The state of becoming soiled or unclean, applicable to skin or clothing.
- 1.to be dirtyboth
Present tense form indicating the state of becoming soiled or unclean.
- 1.dirtiness, uncleannessboth
The masdar (verbal noun) denoting the state or act of being dirty.
- 1.to become dirtyboth
To become soiled or unclean, often implying a passive process or a gradual accumulation of dirt.
- 1.to become dirtyboth
To become soiled or unclean, similar to 'tawassakha' but often used for the resulting state.
- 1.to become dirtyboth
To become soiled or unclean, another form indicating the process or state of dirtiness.
- 1.to make dirtyboth
To cause something to become dirty or unclean.
- 1.to make dirtyboth
To cause something to become dirty or unclean, often with emphasis on the action.
- 1.I made it dirtyboth
First-person singular past tense, indicating the speaker's action of making something dirty.