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 (ʾawhām))

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

Declension

Derived terms

  • وَهْمِيّ (wahmiyy)
  • وَهْمِيَّة (wahmiyya)

Noun

وَهَم (waham) m

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

Declension


Persian

Etymology

From Arabic وَهْم (wahm).

Noun

وهم (vahm) (plural اوهام (ouhâm))

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