وبء
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of plague, pestilence, and widespread disease. It also extends to meanings related to corruption, foulness, and the general unhealthiness of a place or water. Additionally, it encompasses gestures of invitation and repulsion.
Derived headwords
- 1.plagueboth
A widespread and often fatal epidemic disease, particularly the bubonic plague.
- 2.pestilenceclassical
A fatal epidemic disease, especially one that is infectious and spreads rapidly.
- 3.foulnessclassical
A corrupting influence or condition, often affecting air or water.
- 1.to be plaguedclassical
To be afflicted with widespread disease or pestilence.
- 2.to become corruptclassical
To become foul or corrupted, referring to air or a place.
- 1.plaguesboth
Plural of 'wabāʼ', referring to multiple instances of widespread disease.
- 1.plaguesclassical
A plural form of 'wabāʼ', sometimes used for pestilence.
- 1.the land became pestilentialclassical
The land became afflicted with widespread disease or foulness.
- 1.it becomes pestilentialclassical
Referring to a land or place becoming afflicted with disease or foulness.
- 1.it becomes pestilentialclassical
Referring to a land or place becoming afflicted with disease or foulness, with a slight variation in pronunciation.
- 1.plagueboth
A widespread epidemic disease.
- 2.foulnessclassical
A corrupting condition, especially of the air.
- 1.plagueclassical
A widespread epidemic disease.
- 2.foulnessclassical
A corrupting condition, especially of the air.
- 1.plagueclassical
A widespread epidemic disease.
- 2.foulnessclassical
A corrupting condition, especially of the air.
- 1.plagueclassical
A widespread epidemic disease.
- 2.foulnessclassical
A corrupting condition, especially of the air.
- 1.it was pestilentialclassical
Referring to a land or place being afflicted with disease or foulness.
- 1.it became pestilentialclassical
Referring to a land or place becoming afflicted with disease or foulness.
- 1.pestilentialclassical
Afflicted with plague or widespread disease.
- 2.foulclassical
Corrupt or unhealthy, referring to air or a place.
- 1.pestilentialclassical
Afflicted with plague or widespread disease.
- 2.foulclassical
Corrupt or unhealthy, referring to air or a place.
- 1.pestilentialclassical
Afflicted with plague or widespread disease.
- 2.foulclassical
Corrupt or unhealthy, referring to air or a place.
- 1.causing plagueclassical
Something that causes or leads to widespread disease.
- 2.foulclassical
Corrupt or unhealthy, referring to air or a place.
- 1.plagueclassical
The state or condition of being pestilential.
- 1.to find foulclassical
To consider water or a place to be unhealthy or corrupt.
- 2.to find pestilentialclassical
To perceive a place or water as causing disease.
- 1.pestilentialclassical
Causing or leading to plague or widespread disease.
- 1.to gesture for approachclassical
To make a gesture with the hand, indicating someone should come closer.
- 1.gesturing for approachclassical
A specific type of hand gesture used to invite someone to come forward.
- 1.the young camel sniffedclassical
The young camel sniffed its mother's udder in anticipation of milk.
- 1.scarcity of waterclassical
A small or dwindling amount of water.
- 2.intermittent sourceclassical
A source, like a well or pasture, that is not constant and can dry up.
- 1.it yearnedclassical
The she-camel yearned for its young.
- 1.to packclassical
To pack or arrange goods.
- 1.to packclassical
To pack or arrange goods.
- 1.to pack thoroughlyclassical
To pack or arrange goods thoroughly.
- 1.to gesture towardsclassical
To gesture towards someone or something.
- 1.to gesture towardsclassical
To gesture towards someone or something, indicating approach.
- 1.sicklyclassical
One who is ill or suffering from a disease.