وَافَقَ aligns in Arabic
وَافَقَ is how you say “aligns” in Arabic.
Root و ف ق w-f-q. verb (form III). wāfaqa.
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Meaning of aligns in Arabic
- to agree, accord, be of one mind with (someone), on a matter used of two parties reaching the same opinion
- to coincide with, suit, match, tally with used of things corresponding to one another
- to encounter, meet with syn. with ṣādafahu
Example sentence
فَوَافَقْتُهُ حِينَ اِسْتَيْقَظَ،
So I came upon him when he woke up,
فَوَافَقْتُهُ so I met him
A dense chunk: the 'fa-' (so/then) advances the story, fused onto a past verb whose '-tu' means 'I' and whose '-hu' means 'him' as object, giving 'so I met him'. One word holds the connector, the doer and the person met. The verb is built on a stem-pattern of meeting or coinciding with someone.
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How it is used
Wāfaqa most often takes a direct object or 'ʿalā' + a matter, describing one person or thing agreeing, conforming, or coinciding with another — whether two people sharing an opinion, or a punishment corresponding to an offense. It sits alongside waffaqa (God directing someone rightly) and ittafaqa (something merely happening, or two parties agreeing) as the root's cluster of 'agreement/fittingness' senses.
Words from the same root
- وَفِقَ to be right, agreeable with what was wished (form I)
- وَفَّقَ to accommodate, dispose, or direct rightly; to reconcile two things (form II)
- أَوْفَقَ to find one's affair agreeable with one's wish (form IV)
- اِتَّفَقَ to happen, chance; to agree together on a matter (form VIII)
- تَوْفِيقٌ a legal document; a pleading
- إِتِّفَاقِىٌّ casual, accidental
Common questions
- How do you say "aligns" in Arabic?
- وَافَقَ (wāfaqa) — it describes one thing agreeing, conforming, or coinciding with another.
- What is the difference between وَافَقَ and اِتَّفَقَ؟
- Wāfaqa (form III) is 'he agreed/conformed with' a specific person or thing; ittafaqa (form VIII) means 'it happened, chanced' or 'they agreed together' on a matter.
Related words
Definitions summarised from Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon (E. W. Lane, 1863–1893).