وره

Root entry · 10 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to foolishness, lack of skill, and excess. It extends to descriptions of strong winds, abundant rain, spaciousness, and even a horse's name.

Derived headwords

وَرِهَverb

1.
to be foolishboth
To exhibit foolishness or lack of sense.

وَرَاهَةnoun

1.
foolishnessboth
The state or quality of being foolish; foolishness.

أَوْرَهُadjective

1.
foolishboth
Describing someone as foolish.

وَرْهَاءadjective

1.
foolishboth
Describing a person as foolish.
2.
strong windboth
Describing a wind that blows strongly and excessively.
3.
abundant rainboth
Describing a cloud that is heavy with rain.
4.
arrogant windclassical
Describing a wind that blows with arrogance or impetuosity.

وَرِهَةnoun

1.
fat womanboth
A woman who is excessively fleshy or plump.
2.
abundant rainboth
Describing a cloud that is heavy with rain.

كَوَرِثَverb

1.
to be fleshyclassical
To become excessively fleshy or plump, referring to a woman.

وَارِهَةadjective

1.
spaciousboth
Describing a dwelling or place as being wide and spacious.

تَوَرَّهَverb

1.
to lack skillclassical
To be unskilled or lacking expertise in one's work.

الْوَرْهَاءname

1.
a horseclassical
The name of a horse.

الْوَرْهَرْهَةnoun

1.
foolish womanclassical
A woman characterized by extreme foolishness.

Parallel reading

وره، كفرح: حمق.

Waraḥa, like fariḥa: to be foolish.

والنعت: أوره وورهاء

And the adjective is: awrahu and warhā'u.

والريح: كثر هبوبها.

And the wind: its blowing was abundant.

وكورث: كثر شحم المرأة، فهي ورهة.

And kawaratha: the woman's fat increased, so she is warahah.

وسحابة ورهة وورهاء: كثيرة المطر.

And a cloud warahah and warhā'u: abundant with rain.

ودار وارهة: واسعة.

And a spacious house: wide.

وروح ورهاء: في هبوبها عجرفة.

And a wind warhā'u: in its blowing, arrogance.

وتوره في عمله: لم يكن فيه حذق.

And he tawaraha in his work: he did not have skill in it.

والورهاء: فرس.

And al-Warhā'u: a horse.

والورهرهة: الحمقاء.

And al-Warharhah: the foolish woman.