عمه
Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of being lost, confused, or bewildered, both physically and metaphorically. It extends to a lack of clear direction, understanding, or insight, often implying a state of straying from the right path or truth.
Derived headwords
- 1.Bewildermentboth
The state of being hesitant and confused, not knowing where to go or what to do. It can refer to confusion in a dispute, a path, or a lack of understanding of an argument.
- 2.Wanderingclassical
Hesitation or wandering, particularly in error or straying from the truth.
- 1.to wanderboth
To wander or be bewildered, especially when straying from the right path or truth.
- 1.to be bewilderedboth
To be bewildered and confused, unable to find one's way or course.
- 1.Bewildermentclassical
A state of bewilderment or straying from the truth.
- 1.Bewildermentclassical
A state of bewilderment or straying from the truth.
- 1.Bewildermentclassical
A state of bewilderment or straying from the truth.
- 1.Bewildermentclassical
A state of bewilderment or straying from the truth.
- 1.to strayclassical
To stray from the truth or right path.
- 1.Bewilderedboth
One who is bewildered and confused, unable to find their way or course.
- 1.Bewilderedboth
One who is bewildered and confused, unable to find their way or course.
- 1.Bewildered onesboth
Plural of 'عمه', referring to people who are bewildered and confused.
- 1.Land without landmarksboth
A land that lacks clear landmarks or signs, making it difficult to navigate.
- 1.to be tracklessclassical
Said of land that is trackless and without signs.
- 1.Lost camelsclassical
Camels that have gone astray and their owner does not know where they have gone.
- 1.Lostclassical
Similar to 'العمهى', referring to something lost or gone astray.
- 1.to wrong unjustlyclassical
To wrong someone unjustly or oppress them without clear justification.
- 1.A type of plantclassical
A specific type of plant, with 'عنهة' being its singular form.
- 1.A type of plantclassical
The singular form of 'العنه', referring to a specific plant.