وءد
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the act of burying a child alive, particularly female infants, a practice historically associated with certain Arab tribes. It also extends to meanings related to slow, deliberate movement and careful consideration.
Derived headwords
- 1.he buried her aliveboth
he buried her alive
- 1.to bury aliveboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to bury alive'.
- 1.burying aliveboth
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of burying a child alive.
- 1.she is buried aliveboth
she is buried alive
- 1.female infanticidersclassical
The plural of 'wa'idah', referring to women who bury their daughters alive.
- 1.strong soundclassical
A loud or intense sound.
- 2.slow movementclassical
A slow, deliberate, or measured pace.
- 1.slowlyclassical
Describing a slow or deliberate manner of movement.
- 1.deliberationclassical
The quality of being slow, careful, and deliberate; thoughtfulness.
- 1.he walked slowly and deliberatelyboth
he walked slowly and deliberately
- 1.it is the ifta'ala and tafa''ala forms from al-tu'adah, which is slowness and deliberationboth
it is the ifta'ala and tafa''ala forms from al-tu'adah, which is slowness and deliberation
- 1.to be steadyclassical
To be firm, steady, or deliberate in one's actions or affairs.