عوج
Root entry · 22 derived lemmasThe root ع-و-ج (ʿ-w-j) primarily denotes crookedness, deviation, or bending, whether physical or abstract. It applies to objects, paths, character, and even abstract concepts like religion or opinion. The root also encompasses related meanings such as staying in a place or the material 'ivory'.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be crookedboth
To be bent, not straight, physically or metaphorically.
- 2.to deviateboth
To stray from the right path, whether in conduct, belief, or direction.
- 1.crookednessboth
A state of being bent, not straight, applied to physical objects like walls, sticks, or spears.
- 2.deviationboth
A deviation from what is right or straight, applied to abstract concepts like religion, opinion, or character.
- 3.unevennessboth
Lack of straightness or levelness, particularly used for land.
- 1.to make crookedboth
To bend something, to cause it to deviate from a straight line or course.
- 2.to bend (animal's head)classical
To bend the head of a camel or horse with the reins.
- 1.to become crookedboth
To bend or become bent, to deviate from a straight course.
- 2.to bend (animal's head)classical
To bend the head of a camel or horse with the reins.
- 1.to become crookedboth
To become bent or crooked, to deviate from a straight path.
- 1.crookednessboth
The state of being crooked or bent.
- 2.deviationboth
A deviation from the straight or correct path.
- 1.crookedboth
Bent, not straight.
- 1.bentboth
Something that has been bent or made crooked.
- 1.crookedboth
Bent, not straight, often used for objects or animals.
- 2.ill-temperedclassical
Of bad character or disposition.
- 1.emaciated (camel)classical
A she-camel that is thin and weak.
- 2.crookedboth
Bent or crooked, used for a bow or a place name.
- 1.ivoryboth
The material from elephant tusks, or from the shell of a turtle.
- 2.turtle shellclassical
The shell of a sea turtle, also called 'dhubul'.
- 3.muskclassical
A fragrant substance, sometimes derived from turtle shell.
- 1.turtle shellclassical
The shell of a turtle, specifically the 'dhublah'.
- 1.seller of ivoryclassical
A person who deals in or sells ivory.
- 1.to stayboth
To remain or stay in a place.
- 2.to bendboth
To bend or curve, often used for the head of an animal.
- 3.to returnclassical
To turn back or return from something.
- 1.hush!classical
A sound used to urge a she-camel to move or be quiet.
- 1.stayingclassical
One who stays or remains in a place.
- 2.stoppingclassical
One who stops or pauses.
- 1.crookednessclassical
A state of being crooked or deviating.
- 1.crookednessclassical
A state of being crooked or deviating.
- 1.crookednessclassical
A deviation or crookedness.
- 1.crookedclassical
Bent or not straight.
- 1.related to a horse named Al-A'wajclassical
Pertaining to the famous horse Al-A'waj, or horses descended from him.
- 1.a nameclassical
A name of a man, 'Uj b. 'Awq.