وصى
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of entrusting, bequeathing, or appointing someone as a guardian or executor. It also extends to the idea of connection, joining, or continuity, particularly in relation to plants and vegetation.
Derived headwords
- 1.he enjoined himboth
he enjoined him
- 2.he bequeathed something to himboth
he bequeathed something to him
- 3.and he entrusted himboth
and he entrusted him
- 1.executorboth
A person appointed to carry out the terms of a will.
- 2.guardianboth
A person legally responsible for the care of another person, especially a child.
- 1.testamentboth
A person's last will, especially one dealing with property.
- 2.bequestboth
A gift made through a will.
- 3.instructionboth
A directive or order, especially one given by a superior.
- 1.with an open or broken wawboth
with an open or broken waw
- 1.as if he puts him behind him, where he made him his guardianboth
as if he puts him behind him, where he made him his guardian
- 2.he enjoined him, a strong injunctionboth
he enjoined him, a strong injunction
- 1.recommendationboth
A suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action.
- 2.instructionboth
A directive or order.
- 3.bequestboth
A gift made through a will.
- 1.the noun is al-waṣāhboth
the noun is al-waṣāh
- 1.the people enjoined one anotherboth
the people enjoined one another
- 1.I joined the thing, from the category of waʿada, and also waṣla (verbal noun)both
I joined the thing, from the category of waʿada, and also waṣla (verbal noun)
- 2.meaning 'connected'both
meaning 'connected'
- 3.the joining of a garment and a slipperboth
the joining of a garment and a slipper
- 4.the pluralboth
the plural
- 5.he connected it extensively if he increased the connectionboth
he connected it extensively if he increased the connection
- 1.connected (plants)classical
Describing land where the vegetation is continuous and connected.
- 1.to be connected (plants)classical
Describing land where the vegetation has become continuous and connected.
- 1.the people enjoined one anotherboth
the people enjoined one another
- 1.continuous (plants)classical
Describing plants that are continuous and connected.