وجب
Root entry · 34 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns obligation, necessity, and falling or setting. It extends to concepts of deserving, duties, significant actions, and physical sensations like a beating heart or exhaustion. It also describes natural phenomena like sunset and the physical state of animals.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be necessaryboth
To be incumbent, obligatory, or required.
- 2.to fallboth
To descend, drop, or fall down.
- 3.to setboth
Used for the sun when it disappears below the horizon.
- 4.to be exhaustedclassical
To become weary or fatigued.
- 5.to dieclassical
To pass away or cease to live.
- 1.to be necessaryboth
It is obligatory, required, or necessary.
- 1.necessityboth
The state of being obligatory or necessary.
- 2.settingclassical
The act of the sun setting.
- 1.mealboth
A single meal eaten within a day and night, or a meal taken from one time to the same time the next day.
- 2.fallclassical
A fall accompanied by a crash or the sound of something falling.
- 1.to make obligatoryboth
To render something necessary or obligatory.
- 2.to cause to fallclassical
To make something fall or descend.
- 1.to make obligatoryboth
To render something necessary or obligatory.
- 1.to make the sale bindingclassical
To establish the sale as binding or obligatory for someone.
- 1.making bindingclassical
The act of making a sale or agreement binding or obligatory.
- 1.obligationclassical
The state of being binding or obligatory.
- 1.to deserveboth
To merit or be worthy of something, whether good or bad.
- 2.to incurboth
To become liable for or subject to something.
- 1.dutyboth
A prescribed task, function, or obligation.
- 2.installmentsclassical
Taking something piece by piece until the full amount is received.
- 1.major sin/deedclassical
A grave sin or a good deed that necessitates either hellfire or paradise.
- 1.to commitclassical
To perform or carry out a significant action, often a sin or a great deed.
- 1.the sun setclassical
The sun disappeared below the horizon.
- 1.to sinkclassical
Used for the eye when it becomes sunken or hollow.
- 1.to rejectclassical
To turn away from or reject someone or something.
- 1.the heart beatclassical
The heart palpitated or beat rapidly.
- 1.palpitationclassical
A rapid or irregular beating of the heart.
- 1.palpitationclassical
A rapid or irregular beating of the heart.
- 1.God made his heart beatclassical
God caused his heart to palpitate or beat strongly.
- 1.to eat one mealclassical
To consume only one meal within a specific period, like a day.
- 1.to provide one mealclassical
To provide for one's family with only one meal per day.
- 1.to provide one mealclassical
To provide for one's horse with only one meal per day.
- 1.to milk onceclassical
To milk a female camel only once in a day and night.
- 1.she-camelclassical
A she-camel whose colostrum has solidified in her udder.
- 2.waterskinclassical
A large waterskin made from a goat's hide.
- 3.foolclassical
An unintelligent or foolish person.
- 4.cowardclassical
A person who lacks courage.
- 5.prizeclassical
A prize or stake in a contest or competition.
- 1.she-camelclassical
A she-camel whose colostrum has solidified in her udder.
- 1.to becomeclassical
To become foolish, cowardly, or weak.
- 1.foolishnessclassical
The state of being foolish or lacking sense.
- 2.cowardiceclassical
The state of being cowardly or lacking bravery.
- 1.foolclassical
An unintelligent or foolish person.
- 2.cowardclassical
A person who lacks courage.
- 1.foolclassical
An unintelligent or foolish person.
- 2.cowardclassical
A person who lacks courage.
- 1.prizeclassical
The stake or prize in a contest or competition.
- 1.exhaustionclassical
The state of being extremely tired or weary.
- 2.colostrum solidificationclassical
The process of colostrum becoming firm in the udder.
- 1.place nameclassical
A location situated between Al-Quds (Jerusalem) and Al-Balqa.
- 2.month nameclassical
The name of the month of Muharram.
- 1.water poolsclassical
Places where water collects or pools.