وجب
Root entry · 25 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of obligation, necessity, and falling or settling. It extends to meanings of deserving, being due, and the physical act of falling or collapsing. It also encompasses emotional states like a beating heart and specific actions related to sales and eating.
Derived headwords
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.to be necessaryboth
It is obligatory, required, or incumbent.
- 1.obligationboth
The state of being necessary, obligatory, or incumbent.
- 2.necessityboth
The condition of being required or indispensable.
- 1.the man (form IV, like أَخْرَجَ) when he did a deed that necessitates for him Paradise or Hellfireboth
the man (form IV, like أَخْرَجَ) when he did a deed that necessitates for him Paradise or Hellfire
- 1.to deserveboth
To merit or be worthy of something, whether good or bad.
- 2.to requireboth
To necessitate or call for something.
- 1.a fall with a crashclassical
A sudden fall accompanied by a loud noise or impact.
- 2.a specific type of saleclassical
A method of selling where the buyer takes goods gradually and pays as they go.
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.striking the groundclassical
The act of hitting or striking the ground.
- 2.milking once a dayclassical
The practice of milking an animal once per day.
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.one who eats once a dayclassical
A person or animal that consumes food only once in a 24-hour period.
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.a fall with a crashclassical
A heavy fall or collapse, often with a loud sound.
- 1.places of deathclassical
The sites or places where one falls and dies; battlefields or places of slaughter.
- 1.it is said of the slain person: 'wājib'both
it is said of the slain person: 'wājib'
- 1.the thing became necessary, it was incumbentboth
the thing became necessary, it was incumbent
- 2.the dead person fell and diedboth
the dead person fell and died
- 3.he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)both
he accustomed himself to that (eating once a day)
- 4.the sale became binding, a bindingboth
the sale became binding, a binding
- 1.to set (sun)classical
The sun has set.
- 1.to strike (ground)classical
To strike the ground with force.
- 1.to accustom (oneself)classical
To train oneself to a specific habit.
- 1.to milk onceclassical
To milk an animal once a day.