الوغب

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes something or someone that is large, heavy, or clumsy. It can also refer to foolishness, worthlessness, or a collection of miscellaneous items.

Derived headwords

الوغبnoun

1.
Foolishnessboth
Referring to a state of being foolish or unintelligent.
2.
Worthlessnessboth
Denoting a person who is base, ignoble, or of low character.
3.
Clumsinessboth
Describing someone who is weak in body or physically feeble.
4.
Large camelboth
A term for a large, bulky camel.
5.
Scattered goodsboth
Referring to miscellaneous belongings or discarded items.

الوَغْبَةnoun

1.
Foolishnessboth
A state of being foolish or unintelligent, similar to الوغب.
2.
Worthlessnessboth
A base or ignoble character.
3.
Clumsinessboth
Physical weakness or feebleness.

وغبتverb

1.
To be foolishboth
To act or be foolish or unintelligent.
2.
To be weakboth
To be physically weak or feeble.
3.
To be baseboth
To be ignoble or of low character.

وغوبةnoun

1.
Bulkinessboth
The state of being large or bulky.

أوغابnoun

1.
Large camelsboth
The plural of a large, bulky camel.

وغابnoun

1.
Large camelsboth
Another plural form for a large, bulky camel.

وغبةnoun

1.
Foolishnessboth
A state of being foolish or unintelligent.
2.
Worthlessnessboth
A base or ignoble character.
3.
Clumsinessboth
Physical weakness or feebleness.

Parallel reading

الوغب: الغرارة، وسقط المتاع، والأحمق، كالوغبة، محركة، والضعيف في بدنه، واللئيم الرذيل، والجمل الضخم، ضد، ج: أوغاب ووغاب.

Al-Waghab: Scattered goods, miscellaneous belongings, the foolish, like al-Waghbah (with harakah), the weak in body, the base and ignoble, and the large camel, its opposite; plural: Awghab and Wughab.

وهي وغبة.

And it (feminine) is a Waghbah.

ووغب، ككرم، وغوبة: ضخم.

And Waghab, like karuma, and Wughūbah: large/bulky.