وصب
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of illness or sickness. It extends to meanings of persistence, constancy, and continuous duration, often in the context of adhering to something or a state of being.
Derived headwords
- 1.illnessboth
A state of sickness or disease.
- 1.al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illnessboth
al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illness
- 2.he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُboth
he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُ
- 3.sick, with kasra on the ṣādboth
sick, with kasra on the ṣād
- 4.the thing continued, with kasra, a continuanceboth
the thing continued, with kasra, a continuance
- 1.to be illboth
Present tense of being ill.
- 1.al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illnessboth
al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illness
- 2.he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُboth
he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُ
- 3.sick, with kasra on the ṣādboth
sick, with kasra on the ṣād
- 4.the thing continued, with kasra, a continuanceboth
the thing continued, with kasra, a continuance
- 1.afflicted with illnessclassical
One who has been afflicted with illness by God.
- 1.suffering many painsclassical
One who experiences numerous ailments or pains.
- 1.al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illnessboth
al-waṣab, with fatḥa on the ṣād, means illness
- 2.he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُboth
he became ill, like the pattern of عَلِمَ يَعْلَمُ
- 3.sick, with kasra on the ṣādboth
sick, with kasra on the ṣād
- 4.the thing continued, with kasra, a continuanceboth
the thing continued, with kasra, a continuance
- 1.to persistboth
Present tense of persisting.
- 2.to lastclassical
Present tense of lasting.
- 1.persistenceboth
The act or state of persisting or continuing.
- 2.durationclassical
The state of lasting or continuing over time.
- 1.persistentboth
Continuing steadfastly; enduring.
- 2.lastingclassical
Enduring or remaining for a long time; perpetual.
- 1.to persistboth
To cause to persist; to make steadfast.
- 2.to persevereboth
To continue in a course of action despite difficulty or opposition.
- 1.God afflicted him with illnessclassical
A passive construction indicating that God caused someone to become ill.
- 1.perseveringboth
Continuing steadfastly in an action or pursuit.