لغو

l-gh-w

11 wordsRank #550

Description

The Arabic root لغو (l-gh-w) carries the core semantic meaning of speech or action that is vain, futile, idle, or lacking in serious purpose or beneficial value. In the Quranic context, it refers to worthless talk, meaningless noise, frivolous activities, or unintentional statements that carry no moral or legal weight, contrasting sharply with the Quran's emphasis on purposeful speech and meaningful action. The root appears in contexts both condemning deliberate engagement in vain pursuits and excusing unintentional utterances in matters like oaths, distinguishing between accountable and non-accountable speech.

Derived Words in the Quran

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بِٱللَّغْوِ
bil-laghwi— for (what is) unintentional
noun2:225
بِٱللَّغْوِ
bil-laghwi— for the thoughtless utterances
noun5:89
19
Maryamمريم(1 word)
لَغْوًا
laghwan— vain talk
noun19:62
ٱللَّغْوِ
l-laghwi— the vain talk
noun23:3
بِٱللَّغْوِ
bil-laghwi— by futility
noun25:72
ٱللَّغْوَ
l-laghwa— vain talk
noun28:55
وَٱلْغَوْا۟
wal-ghaw— and make noise
verb41:26
لَغْوٌۭ
laghwun— ill speech
noun52:23
لَغْوًۭا
laghwan— vain talk
noun56:25
لَغْوًۭا
laghwan— any vain talk
noun78:35
لَـٰغِيَةًۭ
lāghiyatan— vain talk
noun88:11