وتغ
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root 'وتغ' primarily denotes destruction, ruin, and perishing, often with connotations of moral corruption or sin. It can also refer to pain, illness, and making a mistake or error, particularly in speech or judgment.
Derived headwords
- 1.destructionboth
The state of being destroyed, ruined, or perishing.
- 2.illnessclassical
A state of physical pain or sickness.
- 3.sinclassical
Corruption of religion or faith, often through wrongdoing.
- 4.follyclassical
Lack of sense or reason in speech.
- 1.to perishboth
To be destroyed, ruined, or to perish, often due to corruption or sin.
- 2.to become corruptclassical
To become morally or religiously corrupt.
- 3.to acheclassical
To experience pain or sickness.
- 4.to errclassical
To make a mistake or go astray, particularly in one's arguments or judgment.
- 1.to be destroyedboth
To be caused to perish or be ruined.
- 2.to be painedclassical
To be made to feel pain.
- 1.destructionboth
The act or process of perishing or being ruined.
- 2.painclassical
The experience of physical suffering.
- 3.errorclassical
A mistake or deviation from the right course.
- 1.to destroyboth
To cause someone or something to perish or be ruined.
- 2.to cause painclassical
To inflict pain upon someone.
- 3.to ruinclassical
To bring about the downfall or destruction of.
- 4.to corruptclassical
To cause someone's religion or faith to become corrupt.
- 1.place of destructionclassical
A place or cause that leads to ruin or perishing.
- 1.to acheclassical
To feel pain.
- 1.I will cause you painclassical
An oath expressing a strong intention to inflict pain upon someone.
- 1.to cause him painclassical
To inflict pain upon someone; synonymous with أوتغه.
- 1.God destroyed himclassical
A divine act of causing someone to perish or be ruined.
- 1.to err in his argumentclassical
To make a mistake or be wrong in one's reasoning or claim.
- 1.errorclassical
A mistake, fault, or deviation from correctness.
- 1.to prompt him at the ruler'sclassical
To instruct someone on what to say to a ruler, especially if it is disadvantageous to them.
- 1.to corrupt his religionclassical
To ruin one's religious faith or practice through sin or wrongdoing.
- 1.to speak foolishlyclassical
To utter words that are nonsensical or lack reason.
- 1.the woman ruined herselfclassical
A woman who has debased herself, particularly through sexual misconduct.
- 1.ruinedclassical
A woman who has ruined herself, especially sexually.