ودي
Root entry · 31 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of blood money (diya) paid for a killing, and by extension, the act of paying or receiving it. It also extends to meanings of bringing something near, a horse or donkey's readiness to mate or urinate, and the concept of perishing or destruction.
Derived headwords
- 1.blood moneyboth
The legally mandated compensation paid to the family of a murder victim.
- 1.paid blood moneyclassical
To give the blood money (diya) to the victim's family.
- 2.brought nearclassical
To bring something close or near.
- 3.mounted (animal)classical
A horse or donkey mounting to urinate or mate.
- 4.released (semen)classical
A male animal releasing its semen.
- 1.he paid blood moneyclassical
Past tense form of the verb 'to pay blood money'.
- 1.paying blood moneyclassical
The act of paying blood money.
- 2.bringing nearclassical
The act of bringing something near.
- 3.mounting (animal)classical
The act of a horse or donkey mounting to urinate or mate.
- 1.pay blood moneyclassical
Imperative form of the verb 'to pay blood money' to one person.
- 1.pay blood money (dual)classical
Imperative form of the verb 'to pay blood money' to two people.
- 1.pay blood money (plural)classical
Imperative form of the verb 'to pay blood money' to a group.
- 1.brought nearclassical
To bring something close or near.
- 1.mounted (horse)classical
A horse mounting to urinate or mate.
- 1.perishedclassical
A person perishing or being destroyed.
- 2.took away (death)classical
Death taking someone away.
- 3.covered oneself with weaponsclassical
A person arming themselves heavily.
- 1.perishedclassical
Describing someone who has perished or been destroyed.
- 1.valleyboth
A depression or hollow in the earth's surface, typically between hills or mountains, often with a stream or river running through it.
- 2.watercourseboth
A channel for water, especially a dry one.
- 1.valleysboth
Plural of 'wadi', referring to valleys.
- 1.valleysboth
Plural of 'wadi', referring to valleys.
- 1.valleysclassical
A variant plural of 'wadi', used by the Tayy tribe.
- 1.valleysclassical
A variant plural of 'wadi'.
- 1.acknowledged (right)classical
To acknowledge or confess to a right or claim.
- 1.destructionclassical
The state of being destroyed or perishing; ruin.
- 1.small palm shootsclassical
Young, small palm trees or shoots.
- 2.pre-ejaculatory fluidboth
The sticky fluid that emerges from the penis after urination.
- 1.pre-ejaculatory fluidboth
The sticky fluid that emerges from the penis after urination.
- 1.ejaculatedboth
To ejaculate semen.
- 1.emitted pre-ejaculatory fluidboth
To emit pre-ejaculatory fluid.
- 1.emitted pre-ejaculatory fluidboth
To emit pre-ejaculatory fluid.
- 1.mounted (donkey)classical
A donkey mounting to mate.
- 1.strap for a camel's hind legsclassical
A strap tied to the hind legs of a she-camel when it is being milked.
- 2.short manclassical
A short man, by analogy with the strap.
- 1.straps for camel's hind legsclassical
Plural of 'tawdiyah', referring to straps for camel's hind legs.
- 1.lionclassical
A lion, possibly due to its ferocity and readiness for combat.
- 1.negotiated blood moneyclassical
To negotiate or exchange blood money.
- 1.became erect (male organ)classical
A male organ becoming erect.
- 2.water flowedclassical
Water flowing from something.
- 1.received blood moneyclassical
The victim's family receiving blood money.
- 1.became strongclassical
A person becoming strong or vigorous.