وضن
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of weaving, interlacing, or layering things together. It extends to describe tightly woven objects like armor or saddle girths, and metaphorically to concepts of connection and humility.
Derived headwords
- 1.to interlace, weaveboth
To fold one part over another, to double it, or to arrange it closely.
- 2.to weave (nets, etc.)classical
Specifically used for weaving nets or similar structures.
- 1.he interlaces itboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to interlace' or 'weave'.
- 1.interlaced, wovenboth
Describing something that has been folded, doubled, or closely arranged.
- 1.saddle girthboth
A wide, woven girth made of straps or hair, or sometimes of leather, used for a saddle.
- 2.woven materialclassical
A general term for woven material.
- 1.its girthboth
Referring to the girth of a saddle, particularly when it is loose or slack due to emaciation.
- 1.plural of girthboth
The plural form of 'waḍīn', referring to saddle girths.
- 1.woven (armor)both
A coat of mail that is woven, or closely woven, or woven in pairs of rings, or adorned with jewels.
- 1.to be humbleclassical
To act in a submissive or humble manner.
- 1.to be connectedclassical
To be joined or connected to something else.
- 1.basketclassical
A type of basket or container.
- 1.large woven sackclassical
Similar to a 'jawwalq' (a large sack), made from palm leaves or similar material.
- 1.plural of woven sackclassical
The plural form of 'mayḍanah', referring to large woven sacks.