تَوَلَّدَ arise in Arabic
تَوَلَّدَ is how you say “arise” in Arabic.
Root و ل د w-l-d. verb (form V). tawallada.
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Meaning of arise in Arabic
- to be generated, engendered, or produced; to originate from something figurative use — said of one thing arising out of another, e.g. تولّد الشيء من الشيء
- to arise, spring up, come about used of an abstract state or feeling emerging among people, e.g. party-spirit arising among them
Example sentence
تتولّد من الْمعْصِيَة والغفلة عَن ذكر الله
They arise from sin and neglect of the remembrance of Allah.
تَتَوَلَّدُ they arise
Present-tense verb 'are generated, arise'; the built-in subject 'they' refers to the states just listed.
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How it is used
Form V of و ل د, tawallada extends the root's literal sense of 'giving birth' into a figurative one: something being generated or arising from a cause, whether a physical product coming from a source or an abstract state (like party-spirit) springing up among people. It describes the result of generation rather than the act of bearing offspring itself, which belongs to the form I verb وَلَدَ.
Words from the same root
- وَلَدَ to give birth to, bring forth; to beget (form I)
- وَلَّدَ to assist in childbirth, deliver; to rear/educate; also to originate a saying or story (form II)
- أَوْلَدَ to reach the time of giving birth; to be about to bring forth (form IV)
- تَوَالَدُوا to multiply and beget one another, to propagate (form VI)
- وَلَدٌ child, son/daughter, offspring, young one
- وَلِيدٌ a newborn child, young infant
- وَلُودٌ prolific; one that breeds or brings forth plentifully
- مِيلَادٌ birth, nativity
More example sentences
كَمَا يتولّد الزَّرْع عَن المَاء والإحراق عَن النَّار
Just as crops arise from water and burning from fire.
يَتَوَلَّدُ arise
Present-tense verb 'is generated, arises'; the 'ya-' prefix marks the 'he/it' subject.
وأضداد هَذِه تتولّد عَن الطَّاعَة
And the opposites of these arise from obedience.
تَتَوَلَّدُ arise
Present-tense verb 'arise, come into being'; the built-in subject 'they' refers to 'the opposites'.
Common questions
- How do you say "arise" in Arabic?
- تَوَلَّدَ (tawallada) — literally 'to be generated,' used of something originating or springing up from a cause.
- What is the root of تَوَلَّدَ and how does it relate to وَلَدٌ ("child")?
- Both come from the root و ل د (w-l-d), the same root as وَلَدَ 'to give birth' and وَلَدٌ 'child'; تَوَلَّدَ (form V) figuratively applies that root sense of 'birth' to abstract things being generated or arising.
Related words
Definitions summarised from Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon (E. W. Lane, 1863–1893).