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دوع
Root entry · 4 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to swimming and diving, particularly in a strong or forceful manner. It also encompasses a specific type of marine creature.
Derived headwords
دَاعَverb
- 1.to swim stronglyboth
To swim with force and vigor, often implying a powerful or determined effort.
- 2.to diveboth
To plunge into water, especially with a forceful descent.
دَوْعَاnoun
- 1.strong swimmingclassical
The act of swimming with force and vigor; a powerful swim.
- 2.divingclassical
The act of diving, particularly a forceful plunge into water.
الدَّوْعnoun
- 1.type of whaleclassical
A specific kind of large marine creature, identified as a type of whale.
دوعnoun
- 1.whaleclassical
A large marine mammal, specifically a type of whale.
Parallel reading
داع دوعا: استن عاديا وسابحا.
He swam strongly, a swimmer with force.
والدوع: ضرب من الحيتان، يمانية.
And al-daw' is a type of whale, from Yemen.