وهد

Root entry · 16 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes low-lying, depressed, or hollowed areas of land. It encompasses concepts of depressions, hollows, and sunken places in the earth, often characterized by their depth and lack of vegetation.

Derived headwords

الوهدnoun

1.
low-lying landboth
A depressed or low-lying area of the earth, a low place.
2.
hollowboth
A hollow or pit in the ground, as if dug out.

الوهدةnoun

1.
depressionboth
A hollow or sunken place in the earth, a pit.
2.
hollowclassical
A hollow in the ground, deeper than a depression (غائط) and without edges, measuring two or three spear-lengths in width, where nothing grows.

أوهدname

1.
Mondayclassical
One of the names for the day Monday.

وهدnoun

1.
low-lying landboth
A depressed or low-lying area of the earth, a low place.
2.
hollowboth
A hollow or pit in the ground, as if dug out.

وهادnoun

1.
lowlandsboth
Plural of الوهد (al-wahd), referring to low-lying or depressed areas of land.

أوهادnoun

1.
hollowsboth
Plural of الوهد (al-wahd), referring to hollows or pits in the ground.

مكان وهدadjective

1.
low-lying placeboth
A place that is low-lying or depressed.

أرض وهدةadjective

1.
low-lying landboth
Land that is low-lying or depressed.

الخنعبةnoun

1.
grooveclassical
A groove or cleft between the upper lip and the nose, aligned with the philtrum.

النونةnoun

1.
depressionclassical
A depression or hollow in the ground.

الثومةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

الهزمةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

القلدةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

الهرتمةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

العرتمةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

الحثرمةnoun

1.
hollowclassical
A hollow or depression in the ground.

Parallel reading

الوهد «2» والوهدة: المطمئن من الأرض والمكان المنخفض كأنه حفرة

Al-wahd and al-wahdah: the depressed part of the earth and the low place, as if it were a pit.

والوهد يكون اسما للحفرة

And al-wahd can be a name for a pit.

والجمع أوهد ووهد ووهاد

And the plural is awhad, wahd, and wahad.

والوهدة: الهوة تكون في الأرض

And al-wahdah: the pit that is in the earth.

ومكان وهد وأرض وهدة: كذلك

And a low-lying place (makan wahd) and low-lying land (ard wahdah): likewise.

الوهدة: النقرة المنتقرة في الأرض أشد دخولا في الأرض من الغائط وليس لها حرف، وعرضها رمحان وثلاثة لا تنبت شيئا

Al-wahdah: the hollow dug out in the earth, deeper into the earth than a depression (ghait), and it has no edges, and its width is two or three spear-lengths, and nothing grows in it.

وأوهد: من أسماء يوم الاثنين، عادية، وعده كراع فوعلا، وقياس قول سيبويه أن تكون الهمزة فيه زائدة

And awhad: one of the names for Monday, a common name. Its pattern is fa'wala, and Sibawayh's view is that the hamza in it is extra.

ابن الأعرابي: هي الخنعبة والنونة والثومة والهزمة والوهدة والقلدة والهرتمة والعرتمة والحثرمة

Ibn al-A'rabi said: It (referring to a depression or hollow) is al-khunbah, al-nunah, al-thumah, al-hazimah, al-wahdah, al-qaldah, al-hartamah, al-'artamah, and al-hathramah.

وقال الليث: الخنعبة مشق ما بين الشاربين بحيال الوترة، والله أعلم

And Al-Layth said: Al-khunbah is the cleft between the two mustaches, aligned with the philtrum. And God knows best.