ولع
Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThe root ولع primarily relates to intense attachment, eagerness, and obsession, often to the point of being captivated or infatuated. It also extends to meanings of lying, deception, and a strong desire or impulse, sometimes bordering on madness.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be attached toboth
To be strongly attached to something or someone, showing intense eagerness and persistence.
- 2.to lieclassical
To speak falsely or deceive.
- 3.to be captivatedboth
To be deeply engrossed or obsessed with something.
- 4.to go awayclassical
To be taken or to disappear.
- 1.attachmentboth
The state of being strongly attached or addicted to something.
- 2.eagernessboth
Intense desire or keenness.
- 3.lyingclassical
The act of speaking falsely.
- 4.obsessionboth
A state of being preoccupied or infatuated.
- 5.madnessclassical
A state resembling madness or extreme infatuation.
- 1.attachmentclassical
A strong bond or connection, often used as a substitute for a true verbal noun.
- 2.eagernessboth
Intense desire or keenness.
- 3.lyingclassical
The act of lying or deception.
- 1.attachedboth
One who is strongly attached or addicted to something.
- 2.eagerboth
Showing great eagerness or desire.
- 3.lyingclassical
One who habitually lies.
- 1.to make attachedboth
To cause someone to become attached or addicted to something.
- 2.to make eagerboth
To incite or provoke eagerness in someone.
- 3.to make lieclassical
To cause someone to lie or deceive.
- 1.causing attachmentboth
The act of causing someone to be attached or addicted.
- 2.incitementboth
The act of provoking or inciting someone.
- 1.attachedboth
One who is made attached or addicted to something.
- 2.infatuatedboth
Deeply captivated or obsessed.
- 3.mottledboth
Having patches of different colors, like a mottled animal.
- 1.lyingclassical
A state of habitual lying or deception.
- 2.deceptionclassical
The act of misleading or deceiving.
- 1.to be light-heartedclassical
To be frivolous or light-hearted in one's actions.
- 2.to lieclassical
To speak falsely.
- 1.to be light-heartedclassical
To act in a light-hearted or frivolous manner.
- 2.to lieclassical
To speak falsely.
- 1.light-heartednessclassical
A state of being light-hearted or frivolous.
- 2.lyingclassical
The act of lying.
- 1.liarclassical
A person who habitually lies.
- 2.great lieclassical
An exaggerated or significant falsehood.
- 1.budclassical
The spathe of a palm tree, containing the flower buds, especially when white.
- 2.young palm flowerclassical
The early stage of a palm flower before it opens.
- 1.budclassical
The spathe of a palm tree containing the flower buds, particularly when white and resembling pearls.
- 1.mottlingboth
The streaking or spotting of colors, especially on an animal's coat.
- 2.lighting a fireclassical
The act of igniting or starting a fire.
- 3.sparklingclassical
The act of making something shine or gleam.
- 1.to concealclassical
For one's situation or condition to become unclear or hidden.
- 1.concealed matterclassical
An unclear or hidden affair.
- 1.heart-wrenchingclassical
Something that causes the heart to be seized or deeply affected.
- 1.heart-wrenchingclassical
Something that causes the heart to be seized or deeply affected.
- 1.slanderingclassical
One who reviles or speaks ill of another's honor.
- 1.infatuationclassical
A state of intense love or obsession, akin to madness.
- 1.Wali'aclassical
A proper name, possibly derived from the noun for a palm bud.
- 1.tribeclassical
A specific tribe mentioned in classical poetry.