وه م
Root entry · 33 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of error, mistake, delusion, and false perception. It extends to related ideas like doubt, misjudgment, and overlooking something. Additionally, it encompasses meanings related to wide paths, large animals, and the act of suspecting someone.
Derived headwords
- 1.Delusionboth
Flashes or thoughts of the heart, often referring to a mistaken belief or false perception.
- 2.Doubtclassical
The weaker side of something one is hesitant about; a wavering opinion.
- 3.Imaginationclassical
A physical faculty located in the middle part of the brain, responsible for perceiving partial meanings related to sensory experiences.
- 1.Delusionsboth
Plural of 'wahm', referring to multiple mistaken beliefs or false perceptions.
- 1.Wide pathclassical
A broad, clear road that is frequently traveled, allowing passage in both directions.
- 1.Great manclassical
A man of large stature and strength.
- 1.Great camelclassical
A large, strong camel.
- 1.Docileclassical
A camel that is submissive and easy to handle, characterized by its large size and strength.
- 1.Large camelsclassical
Plural of 'wahm' when referring to camels.
- 1.Large camelsclassical
Plural of 'wahm' referring to large, strong camels.
- 1.Large camelsclassical
Plural of 'wahm' referring to large, strong camels.
- 1.To err in calculationboth
To make a mistake or oversight in arithmetic.
- 1.He errsboth
Present tense of 'wahima', indicating the act of making a mistake or oversight.
- 1.Errorboth
The act of making a mistake or oversight, particularly in calculation.
- 1.To mistake something for anotherboth
To have one's mind directed towards something incorrectly, intending something else.
- 1.He mistakesboth
Present tense of 'wahima', indicating the act of misdirecting one's thoughts.
- 1.Mistakeboth
The act of misdirecting one's thoughts or intentions.
- 1.To omitboth
To leave out or skip something, especially in a calculation or prayer.
- 2.To cause to errclassical
To lead someone into making a mistake or having a false impression.
- 1.Omissionboth
The act of leaving something out, particularly in a sequence or calculation.
- 1.Causing errorclassical
The act of leading someone to make a mistake or have a false impression.
- 1.To imagineboth
To form a mental image or concept of something, whether it exists or not.
- 2.To suspectboth
To have a premonition or guess about something, often based on subtle signs.
- 3.To assumeclassical
To jump to a conclusion or form a belief based on a preliminary thought.
- 1.Imaginationboth
The faculty or act of forming mental images or concepts.
- 1.Imaginingboth
The act of forming mental images or concepts.
- 1.To accuseboth
To charge someone with a crime or wrongdoing; to impute suspicion.
- 1.Accusationboth
The act of charging someone with a crime or wrongdoing.
- 1.Suspicionboth
A belief or thought that someone has done something wrong or is guilty of something.
- 2.Chargeboth
An accusation of wrongdoing.
- 1.To suspect someoneclassical
To cause someone to be suspected or accused of something.
- 1.Accusedboth
Someone who is suspected or charged with wrongdoing.
- 1.Poisonclassical
A substance that causes death or illness when introduced into or absorbed by a living organism; used metaphorically in the context of being wronged.
- 1.Imaginationclassical
The act of conceiving or realizing something in the mind.
- 1.To abandonclassical
To leave something entirely.
- 1.Suspicionclassical
A linguistic variation of 'tuhmah', referring to suspicion or accusation.
- 1.Large she-camelclassical
A large, robust female camel.
- 1.Necessityclassical
Something that is unavoidable or required.
- 1.Intellectclassical
The faculty of reasoning and understanding; sometimes used interchangeably with 'wahm' in certain contexts.