وءل
Root entry · 38 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of seeking refuge, protection, or escape. It extends to meanings of finding a safe place, hastening to safety, and also includes specific, less common meanings related to animal droppings and a type of place where floodwater collects.
Derived headwords
- 1.to seek refugeboth
To resort to someone or something for protection or safety.
- 2.to escapeboth
To get away from danger or a difficult situation.
- 1.to seek refugeboth
The present tense form of seeking refuge or protection.
- 2.to escapeboth
The present tense form of escaping or getting away.
- 1.seeking refugeboth
The act or process of seeking refuge or protection.
- 2.escapeboth
The act or process of escaping.
- 1.seeking refugeclassical
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the act of seeking refuge.
- 2.escapeclassical
A masdar indicating the act of escaping.
- 1.seeking refugeclassical
A masdar indicating the act of seeking refuge.
- 2.escapeclassical
A masdar indicating the act of escaping.
- 1.to seek refugeclassical
To engage in seeking refuge or protection, often implying a sustained effort.
- 1.to seek refugeclassical
To seek refuge or protection.
- 1.refugeboth
A place of safety or shelter.
- 2.escapeboth
An act of escaping or getting away.
- 1.refugeboth
A place of refuge, shelter, or safety.
- 2.lairboth
The den or dwelling place of an animal.
- 3.settlement of a floodclassical
The place where floodwaters come to rest or settle.
- 1.to seek safetyboth
To strive for safety or escape.
- 1.to seek safetyclassical
To seek safety or escape.
- 1.to hasten to a placeboth
To move quickly towards a location, often implying seeking safety or advantage.
- 1.animal droppingsclassical
The dung of sheep and camels, especially when clumped together.
- 2.camel urine and dungclassical
Specifically, the urine and dung of camels.
- 1.to make a place a refugeclassical
To establish a place as a refuge or safe haven.
- 1.firstboth
Coming before all others in time, order, or importance; the opposite of last.
- 1.the first onesboth
Plural of 'al-awwal', referring to the first individuals or things.
- 1.the first onesboth
An alternative plural form of 'al-awwal', referring to the first individuals or things.
- 1.the first onesboth
A sound masculine plural form of 'al-awwal', referring to the first individuals or things.
- 1.first (feminine)both
Feminine form of 'first', used for feminine nouns.
- 1.last yearboth
Referring to the preceding year.
- 1.last yearboth
Referring to the preceding year, used adverbially.
- 1.last yearclassical
Referring to the preceding year, with the definite article.
- 1.I haven't seen him since last yearboth
A phrase indicating the absence of seeing someone from the previous year until the present.
- 1.start with it firstboth
To begin with something as the primary or initial item.
- 1.I did it before everything elseboth
To perform an action prior to all other actions or things.
- 1.I haven't seen him since the day before yesterdayclassical
A phrase indicating a very recent period of absence, specifically from the day preceding yesterday.
- 1.this is the firstboth
Indicating that something is the initial instance or occurrence.
- 1.indicating primacyclassical
To signify or demonstrate the state of being first or primary.
- 1.owner of livestockclassical
One who possesses or tends to herds of animals.
- 1.a base tribeclassical
A derogatory term for a tribe considered ignoble or of low status.
- 1.Banu Mu'alahclassical
A lineage or clan named after 'Mu'alah'.
- 1.Wa'lanclassical
A proper name, often a title or nickname, given to Shukr bin Amr, who was the progenitor of a tribe.
- 1.Wa'lan bin Qurfah al-'Adawiclassical
A specific individual, a traditionist (muhaddith).
- 1.Mahmud bin Wa'lan al-'Adaniclassical
A specific individual, a traditionist (muhaddith).
- 1.Wa'il bin Qasitclassical
The progenitor of a tribe.
- 1.and Ibn Hajarclassical
Referring to a person named Ibn Hajar, likely a companion or notable figure.
- 1.and Ibn Abi al-Qu'aysclassical
Referring to a person named Ibn Abi al-Qu'ays, likely a companion or notable figure.
- 1.Abu Wa'il Shaqiq bin Salamahclassical
A Companion of the Prophet (Sahabi), a renowned traditionist.