عول
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root عول (ʿawl) primarily relates to deviation, inclination, and excess, often in the context of judgment, fairness, or emotional expression. It encompasses meanings of injustice, imbalance, and hardship, as well as intense vocalizations like crying and wailing, and reliance or dependence.
Derived headwords
- 1.to deviate, to inclineboth
To deviate from the right path or truth, to incline towards injustice or unfairness.
- 2.to be deficient, to decreaseclassical
To be lacking or diminished, particularly in the context of scales or measurements.
- 3.to have many dependentsclassical
To have a large family or dependents, leading to financial strain.
- 4.to be difficult, to be severeboth
For a matter or situation to become severe, intense, or overwhelming.
- 5.to be overcome, to be overpoweredboth
For one's patience or ability to be overcome or surpassed by a situation.
- 1.to cry out, to wailboth
To raise one's voice in crying, lamenting, or shouting.
- 2.to seek help, to imploreboth
To call for assistance or support.
- 3.to be difficultclassical
For a matter to be difficult or burdensome.
- 1.deviation, injusticeboth
The act of deviating from justice or fairness, inclining towards wrong.
- 2.wailing, cryingboth
The sound of crying or lamentation.
- 3.reliance, dependenceboth
The act of relying on or depending on someone or something.
- 4.increase in inheritance sharesclassical
The increase in the calculated shares of heirs in Islamic inheritance law, causing a reduction in individual portions.
- 1.deviating, unjustboth
One who deviates from justice or truth.
- 2.having many dependentsboth
A person who has a large family and many dependents, often implying poverty.
- 3.severe, overwhelmingclassical
Describing a matter or situation that is severe or overwhelming.
- 1.to have many dependentsboth
To have a large family or dependents, leading to financial hardship.
- 2.to cause to deviateclassical
To cause something or someone to deviate from the right path or fairness.
- 1.to be caused to deviateclassical
To be made to deviate from justice or the right path.
- 1.to wail, to cry out loudlyboth
To raise one's voice in loud crying, lamentation, or shouting.
- 2.to be eager, to be keenclassical
To be intensely desirous or eager for something.
- 3.to rely on, to depend onboth
To lean on, depend on, or seek support from someone or something.
- 1.wailing, loud cryingboth
A loud, mournful cry or lamentation.
- 2.crying out, shoutingboth
The act of crying out or shouting, sometimes without tears.
- 3.imploring, seeking helpboth
The act of calling for help or support.
- 1.wailing, cryingboth
The sound of crying or lamentation.
- 2.grief, sorrowclassical
Intense grief or sorrow, particularly that which causes vocalization.
- 1.one who wailsclassical
Someone who cries out or wails.
- 2.one who relies onboth
Someone who depends on or trusts in another.
- 3.one who is eagerclassical
Someone who is intensely desirous or keen.
- 1.one who wailsclassical
Someone who cries out or wails.
- 2.one who relies onboth
Someone who depends on or trusts in another.
- 3.one who is eagerclassical
Someone who is intensely desirous or keen.
- 1.to wail, to cry outboth
To raise one's voice in crying or lamentation.
- 2.to rely on, to depend onboth
To lean on, depend on, or seek support from someone or something.
- 1.to be overcome, to be overpoweredboth
For one's patience or ability to be overcome or surpassed by a situation.
- 2.to be difficultclassical
For a matter to be difficult or burdensome.
- 1.inheritance shares increasedclassical
The shares in an Islamic inheritance calculation increased, leading to a reduction in the portions of the heirs.
- 1.to rely on him/itboth
To depend on, trust in, or seek support from someone or something.
- 1.to implore him/itboth
To seek help or support from someone or something.
- 1.to make a sound (bow)classical
For a bow to make a sound when drawn or released.