وجع wajaʻ inf. n. of وجع 'to be pained,' c.
A وجع wajaʻ (inf. n. of وجع 'to be pained,' &c.), s.m. Pain, ache; disease, malady, ailment;—complaint, mourning:—wajaʻ-ě-mafāṣil, s.m. Pain in the joints, rheumatism.
وضعي waẓʻī rel. n. fr. waẓʻ
A وضعي waẓʻī (rel. n. fr. waẓʻ), adj. Relating to form, or position, or posture; positive.
واضع wāẓěʻ act. part. of وضع 'to place,' c.
A واضع wāẓěʻ (act. part. of وضع 'to place,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Placing, establishing;—an establisher, a founder; an inventor:—wāẓěʻ-ě-qānūn, 'Founders of laws,' legislators.
وضيع waẓīʻ v.n. fr. وضع; see waẓāʻat, and waẓʻ
A وضيع waẓīʻ (v.n. fr. وضع; see waẓāʻat, and waẓʻ), adj. Ignoble, plebeian, mean, base, low;—s.m. A deposit trust, anything given into the custody of another:—waẓīʻ-o-sharīf, s.m. The low and the high, plebeians and nobles.
وضو wuẓū, or waẓū for A. وضوء waẓūʼ, v.n. fr. وضأ
P وضو wuẓū, or waẓū (for A. وضوء waẓūʼ, v.n. fr. وضأ), s.m. Sacred ablution performed before prayer, and which consists in washing, first the hands, then the mouth inside, then throwing water on the forehead, washing the whole face, the arms, and lastly the feet):—wuẓū tāza karnā, To perform ablution over again:—wuẓū toṛnā (-kā), To defile or destroy the purity or efficacy of the devotions (of):—wuẓū ṭūṭnā (-kā), The purity or efficacy of (one's) devotions to be destroyed.
