الوءب
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns concepts of largeness, spaciousness, and depth, particularly in relation to physical objects like arrows, hooves, wells, and camels. It also extends to abstract notions of shame, shyness, and disgrace.
Derived headwords
- 1.Huge, vastboth
Describing something as large and expansive, such as arrows or the expanse of a well.
- 2.Strong, swiftclassical
Referring to hooves that are strong, with tightly joined tips, or swift and covering much ground.
- 3.Well-proportionedclassical
Describing something as having good measure or capacity.
- 1.Shyness, bashfulnessboth
A feeling of shyness, reticence, or social inhibition.
- 2.Disgrace, shameclassical
A state of dishonor or ignominy.
- 1.Large camelclassical
A description of a camel as being large and imposing.
- 1.Water-holding depressionclassical
A depression or hollow in a rock that retains water.
- 1.Deep, wide wellclassical
A well that is spacious and far-reaching, or simply very deep.
- 1.Disgraces, shameful thingsclassical
Things that bring about disgrace or shame.
- 1.To be shy, to be bashfulboth
To experience shyness, reticence, or social inhibition.
- 2.To be disgracedclassical
To suffer shame or ignominy.
- 1.To be shy, to be bashfulboth
Present tense of 'وأب', indicating the state of being shy or bashful.
- 1.Shame, disgraceboth
A state of shame, ignominy, or disgrace.
- 1.To cause shameclassical
To cause someone to feel shame or embarrassment, or to make them angry.
- 2.To reject with shameclassical
To turn someone away from their need or request with disgrace.
- 1.To cause shameclassical
Similar to 'وأوأبه', to cause someone to feel shame or embarrassment.
- 1.Shame, disgrace, shynessboth
Encompasses shame, disgrace, and shyness.
- 1.Shame, disgrace, shynessboth
Encompasses shame, disgrace, and shyness.
- 1.Shame, disgrace, shynessboth
Encompasses shame, disgrace, and shyness.
- 1.To be ashamed, to be shyclassical
To experience shame or shyness.
- 1.To be angryclassical
To experience anger.
- 1.Deep potclassical
A pot that is deep or hollowed out.