وقع
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root 'waqaʿa' primarily relates to striking, hitting, or falling. It extends to concepts of impact, inscription, sharpness, illness, and even specific geographical locations or tribal names, reflecting a broad semantic field of forceful contact or occurrence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to strike, hitboth
To strike something with force, often with a tool or weapon. This can also refer to the sound of striking.
- 2.to fallboth
To descend from a higher place to a lower one; to happen or occur.
- 3.to be sharpclassical
Describing a blade or edge that is very sharp.
- 4.to be illclassical
To be afflicted with sickness or pain, particularly in the feet.
- 1.inscription, signatureboth
A mark or sign made by writing, often a signature or an official stamp on a document.
- 2.striking actionclassical
The act of striking or sharpening, especially of a blade.
- 3.joyful occurrenceclassical
A happy or pleasing event or sign.
- 1.impact, effectboth
The force or effect of a blow, or the consequence of an event.
- 2.sharpnessclassical
The quality of being sharp, especially of a blade.
- 3.footsorenessclassical
The condition of having sore feet due to walking on rough ground.
- 4.thin cloudsclassical
Light or scattered clouds.
- 1.sharpboth
Having a sharp edge or point, like a well-sharpened blade.
- 2.footsoreclassical
Suffering from sore feet due to rough terrain.
- 3.hardened hoofclassical
A hoof that has been hardened or sharpened by striking stones.
- 1.whetstoneclassical
A stone used for sharpening blades, especially swords and knives.
- 2.hammerclassical
A tool used for striking, like a smith's hammer.
- 3.fuller's malletclassical
A wooden mallet used by cloth fullers to beat fabric.
- 1.sharpening toolclassical
A tool used for sharpening, similar to a whetstone or hammer.
- 2.tribal nameclassical
A name referring to a specific Arab tribe.
- 1.sharpenedboth
Describing a blade that has been sharpened.
- 2.worn downclassical
Describing a path or land that is well-trodden or accustomed to use.
- 3.afflictedclassical
Having been subjected to hardships or troubles.
- 1.to need sharpeningclassical
A sword or blade that requires sharpening.
- 1.hammerclassical
A tool used for striking, similar to a hammer.
- 1.tribal nameclassical
A name referring to a specific Arab tribe.
- 2.container openingclassical
The opening or mouth of a bottle or flask.
- 1.hoof struck by stoneclassical
A hoof that has been struck by stones, causing damage or sharpness.
- 2.thick footclassical
A foot that is thick and tough.
- 1.musical compositionclassical
The art of composing and arranging melodies and rhythms in music.
- 2.transitive verbclassical
A term used by some grammarians for a transitive verb.
- 1.to sharpenclassical
To sharpen a blade, like a knife or sword, using a stone.
- 2.to cause illnessclassical
To afflict an animal's hoof with pain from walking on rough ground.
- 1.bottle openingclassical
The mouth or opening of a bottle or flask.
- 1.place of strikingclassical
The location where a hammer or striking tool makes contact.
- 2.location, placeboth
A specific place or position.
- 1.transitive verbclassical
A term used by some grammarians for a transitive verb.
- 2.falling objectclassical
Something that falls or strikes.
- 1.sharp hoofclassical
A hoof that is sharp or has been sharpened by stones.
- 1.thick and strongclassical
Describing a foot that is thick and tough.
- 1.event, incidentboth
An occurrence or happening, often significant.
- 1.place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location or body of water.
- 1.horse nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific horse.
- 1.to be sickclassical
To be ill or in pain, especially referring to feet affected by rough ground.
- 1.battle, engagementboth
A military engagement or battle.