وحد
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of singularity, uniqueness, and being alone. It encompasses terms for being solitary, the number one, and expressions denoting exceptional or unparalleled individuals.
Derived headwords
- 1.solitude, being aloneboth
solitude, being alone
- 1.accusative according to the people of Kufa as an adverbboth
accusative according to the people of Kufa as an adverb
- 2.according to the people of Basra as a verbal noun in all casesboth
according to the people of Basra as a verbal noun in all cases
- 3.he made him alone, with shadda on the ha in bothboth
he made him alone, with shadda on the ha in both
- 4.woven by himself, which is praiseboth
woven by himself, which is praise
- 5.a foal by itselfboth
a foal by itself
- 6.saffron by itselfboth
saffron by itself
- 1.the first of the numbersboth
the first of the numbers
- 1.verbal nounboth
verbal noun
- 2.plural of 'wahid', like 'shabb' and 'shubban'both
plural of 'wahid', like 'shabb' and 'shubban'
- 1.plural, like 'aswad' and 'sudan'both
plural, like 'aswad' and 'sudan'
- 2.plural of 'wahid', like 'shabb' and 'shubban'both
plural of 'wahid', like 'shabb' and 'shubban'
- 1.meaning with fatha on the ha and with kasraboth
meaning with fatha on the ha and with kasra
- 1.meaning solitary, aloneboth
meaning solitary, alone
- 1.he was alone in his opinion: he was unique in itboth
he was alone in his opinion: he was unique in it
- 1.Al-Wahidclassical
A clan name, specifically 'Banu al-Wahid' from Banu Kilab.
- 1.to protectclassical
To be protected or preserved by God, not left to oneself.
- 1.the unique one of his timeboth
the unique one of his time
- 2.the feminine form 'wahda'' is not usedboth
the feminine form 'wahda'' is not used
- 1.to give birth to a single offspringclassical
Used for a ewe that has given birth to a single lamb.
- 1.meaning individuallyboth
meaning individually
- 1.its limit, its endboth
its limit, its end
- 2.he set the boundaries of the houseboth
he set the boundaries of the house
- 3.he inflicted the legal punishment upon himboth
he inflicted the legal punishment upon him
- 4.it is called hadd because it prevents repetitionboth
it is called hadd because it prevents repetition
- 5.the end of everythingboth
the end of everything
- 6.a man's strength/courageboth
a man's strength/courage