ضوء
Root entry · 19 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of light, illumination, and radiance. It encompasses the physical phenomenon of light, its source, and its effect, as well as metaphorical uses related to guidance, clarity, and understanding.
Derived headwords
- 1.lightboth
The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible; illumination.
- 2.radianceboth
A quality of shining or glowing brightly; a strong light.
- 1.lightboth
The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible; illumination. Often used synonymously with 'ضوء'.
- 2.divine lightclassical
Spiritual illumination or guidance, often associated with divine sources.
- 1.lightsboth
Plural of 'ضوء', referring to multiple sources or instances of light.
- 2.highlightsmodern
Prominent features or aspects, often used metaphorically.
- 1.radianceboth
Intense light or brightness, often implying a source.
- 2.illuminationboth
The state of being lit up or made bright.
- 1.to shineboth
To emit or reflect light; to be luminous.
- 2.to be radiantboth
To be bright and glowing.
- 1.to shineboth
Present tense of 'ضاء', meaning to emit or reflect light.
- 1.shiningclassical
The act or state of emitting light.
- 1.radianceclassical
Brightness or shining.
- 1.to illuminateboth
To light up; to make bright.
- 2.to shine brightlyboth
To emit a strong light.
- 1.to illuminateboth
Present tense of 'أضاء', meaning to light up or make bright.
- 2.to shineboth
To emit light.
- 1.luminousboth
Full of or shedding light; bright or shining, especially in the dark.
- 2.illuminatedboth
Lit up; brightened.
- 1.to illuminate itboth
Causative form, meaning to cause something to be illuminated.
- 1.Du' ibn Salamahclassical
A person mentioned in historical accounts.
- 2.Du' ibn al-Lajlajclassical
A poet mentioned in historical accounts.
- 1.to deviateclassical
To turn aside or stray from a course or standard.
- 2.to hideclassical
To conceal oneself, often in darkness.
- 1.to stand in darkness to seeclassical
To position oneself in a dim light to observe or be observed.
- 2.to observe from a distanceclassical
To watch or look at something from afar, often stealthily.
- 1.Oh, the one who observes me!classical
An exclamation used when someone is being watched or spied upon.
- 1.to urinate copiouslyclassical
A euphemism for urinating a large amount.
- 1.to seek light fromboth
To ask for illumination or guidance from someone or something.
- 2.to consultclassical
To seek advice or information from someone.
- 1.Diya' ibn Ahmadclassical
A scholar mentioned in historical records.