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و ق ت (wāw qāf tā) arabic root word meaning.


There are 13 words derived from this root in the Quran.
    The triliteral root wāw qāf tā (و ق ت) occurs 13 times in the Quran, in four derived forms:
    • 1 times as the form II verb uqqitat (أُقِّتَتْ)
    • eight times as the noun mīqāt (مِيقَٰت)
    • three times as the noun waqt (وَقْت)
    • 1 times as the passive participle mawqūt (مَّوْقُوت)



to fix, defined/determined/limited a thing as to time, appoint/declare/assign a time, measure of time (e.g. season).Wagt (n.):Time.Miiqaat (n. place): Ordained time or place.Mawaaqiit (n. acc.): Fixed or stated time or period; Time or place of appointment.Mauquut (pac. plc. m. sing.): That of which the time is fixed and ordained.Uggitat (pp. 3rd. p. f. sing. II.): Shall be made to appear at the appointed time; Shall be made to appear in the guise, power and spirit of God's Messengers and clad, as it were, in the mantles of all of them.

All words derived from wāw qāf tā root word

WordMeaningArabic
(2:189:6) mawāqītu
(are) indicators of periods		مَوَاقِيتُ
(4:103:20) mawqūtan
(at) fixed times		مَوْقُوتًا
(7:142:8) mīqātu
(the) set term		مِيقَاتُ
(7:143:4) limīqātinā
to Our appointed place		لِمِيقَاتِنَا
(7:155:6) limīqātinā
for Our appointment		لِمِيقَاتِنَا
(7:187:13) liwaqtihā
its time		لِوَقْتِهَا
(15:38:3) l-waqti
(of) the time		الْوَقْتِ
(26:38:3) limīqāti
for (the) appointment		لِمِيقَاتِ
(38:81:3) l-waqti
(of) the time		الْوَقْتِ
(44:40:4) mīqātuhum
(is) an appointed term for them		مِيقَاتُهُمْ
(56:50:3) mīqāti
(the) appointment		مِيقَاتِ
(77:11:3) uqqitat
are gathered to their appointed time		أُقِّتَتْ
(78:17:5) mīqātan
an appointed time		مِيقَاتًا
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