و ح د

Arabic

Root

و ح د • (w-ḥ-d)

  1. Related to number one.

Derived terms

Verbs and verb derivatives
Nouns and other parts of speech

South Levantine Arabic

Root

و ح د

  1. Related to unity and oneness

Derived terms

Verbs and verb forms
  • Form II: وحّد‎ (waḥḥad, “to unify, to combine”)
    • Passive Participle: موحّد‎ (mwaḥḥad, “united; uniform”)
    • Verbal Noun: توحيد‎ (tawḥīd, “unification; monotheism”)
  • Form VIII: اتّحد‎ (ittaḥad, “to unite, to join forces”)
    • Active Participle: متّحد‎ (mittḥid, “united”)
Nouns
  • وحدة‎ (waḥde, “unit”)
  • وحدة‎ (wiḥde, wuḥde, “loneliness”)
Adjectives
  • وحد‎ (waḥd-, “alone”)
    • لوحد‎ (la-waḥd-, “by oneself, alone”)
  • وحيد‎ (waḥīd, “only, sole”)
  • وحداني‎ (weḥdāni, “single, solitary”)
Numerals and pronouns
  • واحد‎ (wāḥad, “one; someone”)
  • حدا‎ (ḥada, “anyone”)
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