لوي
Root entry · 17 derived lemmasThe root لوي (l-w-y) primarily relates to twisting, bending, or turning something. This encompasses physical actions like twisting a rope or turning one's head, as well as abstract concepts like deviating from a matter, concealing information, or showing favor.
Derived headwords
- 1.to twistboth
To twist a rope or similar object, to twist it tightly.
- 2.to bendboth
To bend or curve something, such as a head or a body.
- 3.to turn awayboth
To turn away from a matter or task, often implying reluctance or avoidance.
- 4.to concealclassical
To hide or conceal information or one's affairs.
- 5.to favorclassical
To show preference or favor towards someone over another.
- 1.twisting itboth
The present tense verb form indicating the action of twisting.
- 1.twistingboth
The act of twisting, often used as a masdar (verbal noun).
- 2.reluctanceclassical
Reluctance or aversion towards something.
- 1.concealmentclassical
The act of hiding or concealing, particularly one's affairs.
- 1.to twistclassical
An alternative form of the verb 'to twist', possibly a dialectal variation or a specific grammatical construction.
- 1.to twist oneselfboth
To twist or writhe, often implying struggle or discomfort.
- 2.to turn awayboth
To turn away from something, to deviate.
- 1.to twistboth
To become twisted or contorted.
- 2.to turn awayboth
To turn away from a matter or obligation.
- 1.a twistboth
A single instance or occurrence of twisting; a twist.
- 1.to reach twenty yearsclassical
A boy reaching the age of twenty, becoming strong.
- 1.to be reluctantclassical
To be slow, hesitant, or reluctant regarding a matter.
- 1.to concealclassical
To conceal or hide something.
- 1.to twist intenselyclassical
To twist something repeatedly or intensely, often to extract liquid.
- 2.to wish intenselyclassical
To wish or desire something intensely.
- 1.falsehoodclassical
Falsehood, untruth, the opposite of right.
- 1.private partclassical
The female genitalia; pudendum.
- 1.hidden speechclassical
Secret or hidden speech; a whisper.
- 1.to moveclassical
To move or shake, used for a camel's tail or a person's head.
- 2.to turn awayclassical
To turn one's head away, indicating aversion or disinterest.
- 1.twistingclassical
The act of twisting, used as a masdar.