وطء
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of stepping, treading, or pressing with the foot. It extends to concepts of physical contact, sexual intercourse, and the resulting impression or state. It also encompasses agreement and conformity, as well as poetic devices.
Derived headwords
- 1.he trod his wifeboth
he trod his wife
- 2.he trod the earth and similar thingsboth
he trod the earth and similar things
- 1.treadingboth
The act of treading or stepping upon something.
- 2.sexual intercourseboth
The act of sexual intercourse.
- 3.firmnessclassical
Firmness or stability, often referring to a place or condition.
- 1.to tread uponboth
Present tense of 'to tread upon'.
- 2.to have sexual intercourseboth
Present tense of 'to have sexual intercourse'.
- 1.to tread uponboth
To tread upon something, often with emphasis or repetition.
- 1.passers-byclassical
Those who pass by or tread upon the road.
- 1.softnessclassical
A state of being soft, easy, or comfortable.
- 2.firmnessclassical
Firmness or stability.
- 1.softboth
Easy to tread upon, soft, comfortable.
- 1.making softclassical
The act of making something soft or easy to tread upon.
- 1.to find easyclassical
To find something easy or comfortable, especially a mount.
- 1.softnessclassical
A state of softness or ease.
- 1.softnessclassical
A state of softness or ease.
- 1.like a blow, the place of the footboth
like a blow, the place of the foot
- 2.also like a pressureboth
also like a pressure
- 1.the opposite of a coverboth
the opposite of a cover
- 1.something like a matboth
something like a mat
- 1.to cause to treadclassical
To cause someone to tread upon something.
- 1.to tread uponclassical
To tread upon something (passive form of 'awṭa'ahu').
- 1.to agree withboth
To agree with someone on a matter; to conform.
- 1.agreementboth
Agreement or conformity.
- 1.to agree withboth
Present tense of 'to agree with'.
- 1.to agreeboth
To agree together; to conspire.
- 1.to conformclassical
To conform or agree (subjunctive form).
- 1.standing firmclassical
Standing firm or steadfast.
- 1.to tread uponboth
To tread upon something with one's foot.
- 1.footprintboth
A place where one's foot has been; a footprint.
- 1.repetition of rhymeclassical
In poetry, the repetition of the same rhyme.