الزوج
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThe root الزوج primarily relates to pairing, coupling, and duality. It encompasses concepts of spouses (husband and wife), opposition to singularity (like even numbers versus odd), and things that come in pairs or sets. It also extends to meanings of joining, associating, and even specific objects or actions related to these concepts.
Derived headwords
- 1.husbandboth
The male partner in a marriage.
- 2.wifeboth
The female partner in a marriage.
- 3.pair, coupleboth
Two things that are joined or associated together, or two individuals in a relationship.
- 4.opposite of oddclassical
Referring to an even number, as opposed to an odd one.
- 5.canopy, coveringclassical
A type of covering or awning, specifically one placed on a howdah (a seat on an elephant).
- 6.type of fabricclassical
A kind of brocade or similar patterned fabric.
- 1.a pair, twoboth
A term used to refer to two individuals or items that are paired.
- 1.to marry offboth
To give someone in marriage, or to cause two people to marry each other.
- 2.to pair, to coupleboth
To join or associate things together in pairs.
- 3.to mateboth
To bring animals together for reproduction.
- 1.to marryboth
To enter into the state of marriage, either as a husband or a wife.
- 1.frequently marryingclassical
A woman who marries frequently.
- 2.having many wivesclassical
A man who has many wives.
- 1.We paired themclassical
In the context of the Quran, it means to pair them with or grant them companions.
- 1.companions, matesboth
Plural of زوج, referring to those who are paired with others, especially in a marital context.
- 1.to mate, to coupleboth
The act of mating or coupling, often used for animals.
- 1.saltpeterclassical
A type of salt, specifically saltpeter.
- 1.plumb lineclassical
A tool used in construction to ensure verticality, a plumb line.
- 1.to incite, to instigateclassical
To stir up trouble or discord between people.
- 1.pairing, couplingboth
The act or process of pairing or coupling.
- 1.Zajclassical
A proper name, specifically a nickname for Ahmad bin Mansur al-Hanzali.