موج
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily describes the motion of water, specifically waves and turbulence. It extends metaphorically to describe disturbance, agitation, and deviation from a norm, as well as intense periods like youth.
Derived headwords
- 1.wavesboth
The elevated parts of water that rise above the surface, characteristic of the sea.
- 2.turbulenceboth
Disturbance or agitation, often used metaphorically for a state of disorder.
- 1.to surgeboth
To rise and fall, referring to waves or the sea.
- 2.to be turbulentboth
To be in a state of agitation or disorder.
- 3.to deviateclassical
To incline or turn away from something, especially from the truth or right path.
- 4.to be confusedclassical
To be bewildered or disoriented.
- 1.surgingboth
The act of surging or being turbulent, a verbal noun.
- 1.turbulenceclassical
A state of agitation or disturbance, a verbal noun.
- 1.agitationclassical
The act of being agitated or disturbed, a verbal noun.
- 1.to be agitatedboth
To become disturbed or turbulent, often used for waves or a general state of unrest.
- 1.its wavesboth
The plural form of 'wave', referring to the elevated parts of water.
- 1.its turbulenceclassical
The state of being disturbed or agitated.
- 1.Mawjclassical
A male given name, also the name of a poet.
- 1.to deviateclassical
To turn away from the right path or truth.
- 1.peakclassical
The height or prime of something, like youth.
- 1.agileclassical
A she-camel that is agile and moves with a distinctive gait due to its lively movement.
- 1.to swellclassical
To swell or fluctuate between the skin and bone, referring to a wound or swelling.
- 1.Ibn Majahclassical
A title referring to Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Yazid al-Qazwini, a famous hadith scholar, or possibly his mother's name.
- 1.turbulentboth
Characterized by waves or turbulence, used for seas or general situations.
- 2.agitatedboth
In a state of commotion or unrest.
- 1.to be mixedclassical
To be in a state of confusion or disorder, often used for affairs.
- 1.swiftclassical
Describing a horse that is swift and agile, possibly long-limbed or with a distinctive gait.
- 1.to surgeboth
To move in large numbers, to be in a state of commotion, often used for people in a turmoil.