ودد
Root entry · 21 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of love and affection, encompassing both intense liking and wishing or desiring something. It also extends to related concepts like friendship, longing, and even the name of an idol.
Derived headwords
- 1.loveboth
The source noun for affection and love, encompassing all good inclinations.
- 2.affectionboth
A deep liking or fondness.
- 3.friendclassical
A close companion or ally.
- 1.I wishedboth
To desire or long for something, often with a sense of yearning.
- 2.I lovedboth
To feel deep affection or fondness for someone or something.
- 1.he wishesboth
He desires or longs for something.
- 2.he lovesboth
He feels deep affection or fondness.
- 1.to loveboth
To feel affection or fondness for someone or something.
- 2.to wishclassical
To desire or long for something.
- 1.loveboth
Affection or fondness.
- 2.wishingclassical
The act of desiring or longing.
- 1.loveboth
A strong feeling of affection.
- 2.friendshipboth
The state of being friends.
- 1.loveboth
Affection and fondness.
- 2.friendshipboth
The bond between friends.
- 1.loveclassical
A strong feeling of affection.
- 1.they love each otherboth
Mutual affection between two individuals.
- 1.friendsclassical
Plural of friend, companions.
- 1.belovedclassical
One who is loved.
- 1.I wishboth
I desire or long for.
- 1.to endear oneselfboth
To try to gain someone's affection or favor.
- 1.lovingboth
Full of love and affection.
- 2.belovedclassical
One who is loved.
- 1.Waddclassical
The name of an idol worshipped by certain ancient tribes.
- 1.Waddanclassical
The name of a valley.
- 1.belovedclassical
One who is loved, similar to 'habib'.
- 1.belovedclassical
One who is dearly loved.
- 1.friendsclassical
Plural of friend, companions.
- 1.lovingclassical
Intensely affectionate, applicable to both genders.
- 1.Adadclassical
The name of an ancestor of معد بن عدنان.