الوغد
Root entry · 7 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes someone or something as weak, foolish, base, or contemptible. It extends to physical weakness, young age, and even inanimate objects like a cup without a share. It also encompasses actions of imitation and competition.
Derived headwords
- 1.Foolish weaklingboth
A person who is foolish and weak, or base and ignoble.
- 2.Physically weak personboth
Someone who is weak in body.
- 3.Young boyboth
A young boy.
- 4.Servant of a peopleclassical
A servant or attendant for a group of people.
- 5.Eggplant fruitclassical
The fruit of the eggplant plant.
- 6.Cup without shareclassical
A cup from which one has no share or portion.
- 7.Slaveboth
A male slave.
- 1.To be weak/baseboth
To be foolish, weak, base, or ignoble.
- 2.To be physically weakboth
To be weak in body.
- 1.Young boyboth
A young boy.
- 2.Weaklingclassical
A weak or contemptible person.
- 1.Weaklings/base peopleboth
Plural of 'waġd', referring to foolish, weak, base, or ignoble people.
- 1.Weaklings/base peopleboth
Plural of 'waġd', referring to foolish, weak, base, or ignoble people.
- 1.Young boysboth
Plural of 'waġāda', referring to young boys.
- 1.Game/playclassical
A game or form of play.
- 2.Imitation/emulationboth
To do as your companion does; imitation or emulation.
- 3.Competition/rivalryboth
Rivalry or competition.
- 4.Limb coordinationclassical
Describing a camel whose limbs move in coordination, one mimicking the other.