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وسج
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes a specific gait or pace of a camel, characterized by a swift and flowing movement. It also extends to the act of causing a camel to adopt this gait.
Derived headwords
الوَسِيجnoun
- 1.Camel's gaitclassical
A specific type of gait or pace for camels, known for its swiftness and flowing motion.
وَسَجَverb
- 1.to pace swiftlyclassical
To move with a swift and flowing gait, specifically referring to a camel.
وسج البعير وسيجا — The camel paced swiftly with a 'wisaj' gait.
وَسِيجnoun
- 1.Swift gaitclassical
The noun form representing the swift and flowing gait of a camel.
أَوْسَجَverb
- 1.to make pace swiftlyclassical
To cause a camel to adopt the swift and flowing gait known as 'wisaj'.
أوسجته أنا: حملته على الوسيج — I made it pace swiftly: I caused it to adopt the 'wisaj' gait.
عاسِجadjective
- 1.swift-pacedclassical
Describing a camel that is moving with a swift and flowing gait.
واسِجadjective
- 1.swift-pacedclassical
Describing a camel that is moving with a swift and flowing gait.
Parallel reading
الوسيج: ضرب من سير الإبل.
Al-wisaj: A type of camel's gait.
يقال: وسج البعير وسيجا.
It is said: The camel paced swiftly with a 'wisaj' gait.
وأوسجته أنا: حملته على الوسيج.
And I made it pace swiftly: I caused it to adopt the 'wisaj' gait.
والعيس من عاسج أو واسج خببا
And the camels are moving swiftly with a flowing gait.