الداء
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of illness, disease, and sickness. It extends to related ideas like hunger, affliction, and even specific geographical locations or events.
Derived headwords
- 1.Illness, diseaseboth
A general term for sickness or malady affecting a person or animal.
- 2.Hungerclassical
Specifically refers to the hunger of a wolf.
- 1.Diseasesboth
The plural form of 'داء', referring to multiple illnesses or diseases.
- 1.To be illboth
To suffer from a disease or sickness.
- 1.Illness, diseaseboth
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the state or act of being ill.
- 1.Illness, diseaseclassical
Another masdar form for the concept of illness.
- 1.To become illclassical
To contract an illness or disease.
- 1.Ill, sickboth
Describing someone who is suffering from a disease.
- 1.Ill, sickclassical
An active participle indicating someone afflicted with illness.
- 1.Splendor, beautyclassical
Used here to describe a female who is ill, implying a contrast or perhaps a specific condition.
- 1.You became illboth
Past tense verb form indicating that a male person became sick.
- 1.I afflictedboth
Past tense verb form indicating that the speaker afflicted someone with illness.
- 1.I afflicted himboth
Past tense verb form indicating that the speaker caused a male person to become ill.
- 1.Wolf's hungerclassical
A specific idiom referring to extreme hunger, particularly associated with a wolf.
- 1.Sick manclassical
An adjective describing a man who is ill or diseased.
- 1.Daa'ahclassical
The name of a mountain near Mecca, associated with the tribe of Hudhayl.
- 1.Al-Adwaa'classical
The name of a place or location.
- 1.Tumult, clamorclassical
Refers to a state of great noise, confusion, or commotion.
- 1.You accused (of illness)classical
When one suspects another of being ill, this phrase is used.
- 1.You accused (of illness)classical
Another expression used when suspecting someone of being sick.