وكب
Root entry · 24 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns movement, specifically walking or proceeding at a steady pace, often with a sense of dignity or purpose. It extends to concepts of following, adhering to, or being consistent with something, as well as physical states like being covered in dirt or a specific color developing in fruit.
Derived headwords
- 1.to walk steadilyboth
To walk at a measured and unhurried pace, with deliberation.
- 1.steady walkingclassical
The act of walking with a steady, deliberate pace.
- 1.steady walkingclassical
The act of walking with a steady, deliberate pace.
- 1.a pace of walkingclassical
A manner or style of walking, characterized by steadiness and deliberation.
- 2.group processionboth
A group of people, whether mounted or on foot, moving together in a procession.
- 3.riders of camelsclassical
The riders of camels, especially when gathered for display or leisure.
- 4.uprightness, standingclassical
The state of being upright or standing.
- 5.dirt, grimeclassical
Dirt or grime that accumulates on skin or clothing.
- 6.darkness of ripe fruitclassical
The dark color that appears on fruit, such as grapes or dates, when ripe.
- 1.walking steadilyclassical
Describing an animal, like a gazelle or a female goat, that walks with a steady and deliberate pace.
- 2.sticking to the herdclassical
Describing a gazelle that stays close to its herd.
- 1.processionboth
A group of people, especially riders or horsemen, moving together in a formal or ceremonial procession.
- 2.slow, steady paceclassical
A slow and steady pace, characteristic of a procession.
- 3.darkening fruitclassical
Fruit, particularly dates or grapes, that has begun to darken as it ripens.
- 1.processionsboth
Plural of 'mawkib', referring to multiple processions.
- 1.to adhere to a processionclassical
For a camel rider to join or follow a procession.
- 2.to prepare for flightclassical
For a bird to prepare itself for flight.
- 3.to take flightclassical
For a bird to begin its flight.
- 4.to flap wings while landingclassical
For a bird to flap its wings as it is landing.
- 5.to anger someoneclassical
To make someone angry or upset.
- 1.to keep pace withboth
To walk or travel alongside someone, matching their pace.
- 2.to precede or outpaceclassical
To move ahead of someone or to outpace them.
- 3.to ride withboth
To join someone in their procession or ride with them.
- 1.to persist inboth
To be diligent and persistent in pursuing a matter or task.
- 1.to persist inclassical
To be diligent and persistent in pursuing a matter or task.
- 1.dirt, grimeclassical
Dirt or grime that accumulates on skin or clothing.
- 2.darkness of ripe fruitclassical
The dark color that appears on fruit, such as grapes or dates, when ripe.
- 1.to stand upclassical
To stand up or become erect.
- 2.to be covered in dirtclassical
For skin or clothing to become covered in dirt or grime.
- 1.dirt, grimeclassical
Dirt or grime that accumulates on skin or clothing.
- 2.darkness of ripe fruitclassical
The dark color that appears on fruit, such as grapes or dates, when ripe.
- 1.to be covered in dirtclassical
For skin or clothing to become covered in dirt or grime.
- 1.to become darkclassical
For fruit, like grapes or dates, to begin to turn dark as it ripens.
- 1.beginning to darkenclassical
The process of fruit beginning to acquire a dark color as it ripens.
- 1.darkeningclassical
Describing fruit, like grapes or dates, that has begun to show the dark color of ripeness.
- 1.man of great sorrowclassical
A man who experiences profound or excessive grief.
- 1.a Hudhayli poetclassical
A poet from the Hudhayl tribe known by this name.
- 1.standingclassical
Describing something that is standing upright.
- 1.approaching in intensityclassical
Getting close in intensity or severity, particularly in relation to a sound or action.
- 1.keeping pace withclassical
Describing a female camel that keeps pace with a procession or moves at a fast, purposeful gait.
- 1.persistentclassical
Describing someone who is diligent and persistent in a matter.