الوذح
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a sticky, unpleasant substance adhering to sheep's wool, often a mixture of dung and urine. It also extends to meanings related to moral corruption, a specific type of woman, and a derogatory term for a person.
Derived headwords
- 1.Adhering matter on sheep's woolboth
The substance that clings to the wool of sheep, consisting of dung and urine.
- 2.Internal thigh burningclassical
A burning sensation in the inner thighs.
- 1.A single piece of adhering matterboth
The singular form of 'al-wadhah', referring to a single piece of the substance that adheres to sheep's wool.
- 1.Adhering matter on sheep's wool (plural)both
The plural form of 'al-wadhah', referring to the sticky substance found on sheep's wool.
- 1.To adhere (wool)classical
The verb form indicating that the substance (dung and urine) adheres to the wool of sheep.
- 1.To adhere (wool)classical
A verb form indicating the adherence of the sticky substance to sheep's wool.
- 1.To adhere (wool)classical
Another verb form indicating the adherence of the sticky substance to sheep's wool.
- 1.Adhering matter on sheep's woolclassical
Synonymous with 'al-wadhah', referring to the substance that clings to sheep's wool.
- 1.Corrupt womanclassical
A woman who is considered immoral or corrupt, often one who follows slaves.
- 1.A small amountclassical
Used in the phrase 'ma aghna 'anni wadhah', meaning 'what use is a small amount to me' or 'it is of no use to me'.
- 1.Lowliness, basenessclassical
Refers to a state of lowliness or baseness, often used in contrast to something of value.
- 1.Base, ignobleclassical
Describing a person as base, ignoble, or of low character.
- 1.Bishr al-Tamimiclassical
The father of the poet Bishr, belonging to the Tamim tribe.