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وذءه
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of finding fault, belittling, and reprimanding someone. It also extends to describing something disliked or unpleasant, and conversely, a state of being free from ailments.
Derived headwords
وذأهverb
- 1.to find fault withboth
To criticize or find defects in someone or something.
- 2.to belittleboth
To treat someone or something as insignificant or of little value.
- 3.to reprimandboth
To scold or rebuke someone sternly.
تذأverb
- 1.to be found fault withboth
To be subjected to criticism or have defects pointed out.
- 2.to be belittledboth
To be treated as insignificant or of little value.
- 3.to be reprimandedboth
To be scolded or rebuked sternly.
الوذءnoun
- 1.disliked speechclassical
Words that are unpleasant, offensive, or unwelcome.
وذأةnoun
- 1.ailmentclassical
A sickness, illness, or defect.
- 2.faultclassical
A defect or imperfection.
العينnoun
- 1.a type of plantclassical
A specific kind of plant.
Parallel reading
وذأه، كودعه: عابه، وحقره، وزجره
He found fault with it, belittled it, and reprimanded it.
فاتذأ
So he was found fault with, belittled, or reprimanded.
والعين: نبت
And 'al-'ayn refers to a plant.
والوذء: المكروه من الكلام
And 'al-wadh' is the disliked speech.
وما به وذأة: لا علة به
And 'he has no wadhah' means he has no ailment.