وش ك
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of speed, quickness, and hastening. It describes the act of being fast, approaching, or occurring soon, and can also refer to swift movement or rapid succession.
Derived headwords
- 1.to be imminentclassical
The matter was close to happening or occurring.
- 1.to be about toboth
Used to indicate that something is close to happening or is likely to occur soon.
- 2.to approachclassical
To draw near or become close in time or possibility.
- 3.to hastenclassical
To move or act quickly.
- 1.quicklyclassical
With speed and haste.
- 1.quicknessclassical
The quality of being fast or speedy.
- 1.hasteningclassical
The act of making something happen quickly.
- 1.speedboth
Rapidity of movement or action.
- 1.to hastenclassical
To move or proceed with great speed.
- 1.swiftness of escapeclassical
The quality of moving quickly, especially in escaping or fleeing.
- 1.hasteningclassical
One who is moving or acting quickly.
- 1.swiftboth
Moving or happening with great speed; fast.
- 2.imminentboth
About to happen very soon.
- 1.Al-Washikclassical
The name of a horse belonging to Al-Hazouq Al-Kharji.
- 1.how quicklyclassical
An expression used to emphasize the speed at which something happens, similar to 'how soon'.
- 1.how soonclassical
An adverbial phrase emphasizing the immediacy or speed of an event, akin to 'how soon'.
- 1.its speedclassical
The speed or quickness of something, referring to separation or departure.
- 1.swift (female)classical
Describing a female animal, like a camel or horse, that is very fast.
- 1.swift (male)classical
Describing a male animal, like a camel or horse, that is very fast.
- 1.to be swiftclassical
To move or act with speed.
- 1.swiftnessclassical
The quality of being fast or quick.
- 1.swiftlyboth
In a fast or rapid manner.
- 2.soonboth
In a short time from now; before long.
- 1.speed (variant)classical
A variant pronunciation of 'al-wushk' (speed), with the initial letter in the kasrah form.