ضهد
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of oppression, subjugation, and forceful subjugation. It describes the act of overpowering, wronging, and compelling someone, leading to their humiliation and distress. The root also extends to describe a strong, unyielding person and, metaphorically, a lion.
Derived headwords
- 1.to oppressboth
To overpower, wrong, and compel someone forcefully.
- 1.to oppressboth
To overpower, wrong, and compel someone forcefully.
- 1.to oppressboth
To overpower, wrong, and compel someone forcefully.
- 1.oppressionboth
The act of oppressing, wronging, and compelling someone.
- 1.injusticeclassical
To act unjustly and take precedence over someone.
- 1.oppressionboth
Injustice and coercion; specifically, it refers to invalidating a sale, oath, or other transaction due to duress.
- 1.to act unjustly towardsclassical
To act unjustly towards someone and take precedence over them.
- 1.to act unjustly towardsclassical
To act unjustly towards someone and take precedence over them.
- 1.oppressedboth
Subjugated, humiliated, and compelled.
- 1.oppressedboth
Subjugated, humiliated, and compelled.
- 2.weakenedboth
The one who is weakened or made feeble.
- 1.lionclassical
The lion, named metaphorically due to its strength and dominance.
- 1.strongclassical
A strong, unyielding man. This is a rare pattern (fa'eel) in Arabic.
- 1.oppressionboth
Overpowering and coercion.
- 1.subjugationboth
The state of being overpowered by anyone who wishes.