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لوج
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to the concept of need, necessity, or desire. It also has a secondary meaning related to the act of turning or rolling something in the mouth.
Derived headwords
لوج بنا الطريقverb
- 1.to become crookedclassical
The road became crooked or deviated.
تلويجاnoun
- 1.crookednessclassical
The act of becoming crooked or deviating.
اللوجاءnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity.
- 2.desireclassical
A strong desire or longing.
اللويجاءnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity, often used in the plural or with emphasis.
- 2.desireclassical
A strong desire or longing.
الحويجاءnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity, similar to 'luja' and 'hujaa'.
حوجاءnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity.
لجتهverb
- 1.to rollclassical
To roll or turn something in the mouth.
ألوجهverb
- 1.to rollclassical
To roll or turn something in the mouth.
لوجاnoun
- 1.rollingclassical
The act of rolling or turning something in the mouth.
حوجnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity.
لوجnoun
- 1.needclassical
A need or necessity.
Parallel reading
لوج بنا الطريق
The road became crooked for us.
تلويجا: عوج
Crookedness: deviation.
واللوجاء: الحاجة
And 'al-luja' means need.
ما في صدره حوجاء ولا لوجاء إلا قضيتها
Whatever need or desire he had in his heart, I fulfilled it.
مالي فيه حوجاء ولا لوجاء
I have no need or desire for it.
ولا حويجاء ولا لويجاء
Nor any small need or desire.
مالي عليه حوج ولا لوج
I have no need of him.
إذا أدرته في فيك
If you roll it in your mouth.