ولج

w-l-j

14 wordsRank #473

Description

The Arabic root ولج (w-l-j) carries the core meaning of entering, penetrating, or merging one thing into another, often emphasizing the act of causing something to pass into or become absorbed within something else. In the Quranic context, this root is predominantly used to describe Allah's divine action of merging or causing transitions between opposites, such as merging night into day or day into night, illustrating His absolute control over natural phenomena and the cyclical nature of creation. The root also appears in contexts of intimate relationships and entering private spaces, extending the concept of penetration from physical to social and spiritual domains.

Derived Words in the Quran

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تُولِجُ
tūliju— You cause to enter
verb3:27
وَتُولِجُ
watūliju— and You cause to enter
verb3:27
يَلِجَ
yalija— passes
verb7:40
وَلِيجَةًۭ ۚ
walījatan— (as) intimates
noun9:16
22
Al-Hajjالحج(2 words)
يُولِجُ
yūliju— causes to enter
verb22:61
وَيُولِجُ
wayūliju— and causes to enter
verb22:61
31
Luqmanلقمان(2 words)
يُولِجُ
yūliju— causes to enter
verb31:29
وَيُولِجُ
wayūliju— and causes to enter
verb31:29
34
Sabaسبإ(1 word)
يَلِجُ
yaliju— penetrates
verb34:2
35
Fatirفاطر(2 words)
يُولِجُ
yūliju— He causes to enter
verb35:13
وَيُولِجُ
wayūliju— and He causes to enter
verb35:13
يَلِجُ
yaliju— penetrates
verb57:4
يُولِجُ
yūliju— He merges
verb57:6
وَيُولِجُ
wayūliju— and He merges
verb57:6