وي م

Root entry · 5 derived lemmas

This root primarily deals with concepts related to accusation, slander, and gossip. It also appears in place names, some of which are now ruined.

Derived headwords

الويمةnoun

1.
accusationclassical
A charge or accusation made against someone.
2.
slanderclassical
The act of making false spoken statements that damage someone's reputation.
3.
gossipclassical
Casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.

ويمةname

1.
Wimah (place name)modern
A location in Tabaristan, situated in the mountains between Ray and Tabaristan.

ويمةname

1.
Wimah (place name)modern
A district in Al-Andalus, part of the districts of Ji'an.

ويميةname

1.
Wimiyah (place name)modern
A place name, possibly a variant of 'Wimah', mentioned by Yaqut.

ويمةname

أهمله الجوهري، وقال ابن الأعرابي: هي (التهمة)

Al-Jawhari neglected it, and Ibn al-A'rabi said: it is 'accusation'.

وقال غيره: هي (النميمة)

And others said: it is 'slander/gossip'.

ويمة: (د، بطبرستان) في وسط الجبال، بين الري وطبرستان

Wimah: (a place name, d.) in Tabaristan, in the middle of the mountains, between Ray and Tabaristan.

ومقابلها قلعة حصينة، يقال لها: ييروزكوه

Opposite it is a strong fortress, called: Yiruzkuh.

عندها عيون جارية، رآه ياقوت، وقد استولى عليه الخراب.

Near it are flowing springs; Yaqut saw it, and ruin had taken hold of it.

ويمة: (كورة بالأندلس) من كور جيان، هي اليوم خراب

Wimah: (a district in Al-Andalus) from the districts of Ji'an, it is today in ruins.

ينبت بقربها: العاقرقرحا

Near it grows: Aqraqurha (a plant).

أو هي: ويمية بتخفيف ياء، ليست للنسبة

Or it is: Wimiyah with a light ya', not for attribution.

وعليه اقتصر ياقوت في المعجم، فما في بعض النسخ من تشديد الياء غلط.

And Yaqut limited himself to this in the dictionary, so what is in some copies of the stressed ya' is a mistake.

ويمة: حصن باليمن مطل على زبيد

Wimah: a fortress in Yemen overlooking Zabid.

نقله ياقوت.

Yaqut transmitted it.