وهم

Arabic

Etymology

From the root و ه م (w-h-m).

Verb

وَهَمَ • (wahama) I, non-past يَهِمُ‎ (yahimu)

  1. to conjecture, to guess, to presume, to ween, to surmise, to fancy, to assume on ill grounds

Conjugation

Verb

وَهِمَ • (wahima) I, non-past يَوْهَمُ‎ (yawhamu)

  1. to be in a state of fancy, to have illusions, to have exuberant imagination

Conjugation

Verb

وَهَّمَ • (wahhama) II, non-past يُوَهِّمُ‎ (yuwahhimu)

  1. to illude, to delude, to make believe, to cully

Conjugation

Noun

وَهْم • (wahm) m (plural أَوْهَام (ʔawhām))

  1. verbal noun of وَهَمَ (wahama) (form I)
  2. imagination, fancy

Declension

Derived terms

Noun

وَهَم • (waham) m

  1. verbal noun of وَهِمَ (wahima) (form I)

Declension

Persian

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic وَهْم (wahm).

Pronunciation

 

Readings
Classical reading? wahm
Dari reading? wahm
Iranian reading? vahm
Tajik reading? vahm

Noun

وهم • (vahm) (plural اوهام (owhâm))

  1. hallucination
  2. delusion
  3. illusion, fantasy
  4. mirage; specter
  5. imagination
  6. fear
  7. anxiety
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