واجب

wājib (act. part. of وجب 'to be necessary,' etc.), adj. Necessary, obligatory, binding, incumbent (on); expedient; proper, worthy; convenient; fit, meet;—due, right, just, reasonable:—wājib thā'arẓkiyā,. It was right and proper (and so) I have represented or mentioned it (an expression used at the end of petitions):—wājib jānnāor samajhnā, v.t. To deem necessary, or incumbent, or right, etc.:—wājib samjho, Consider incumbent, or imperative, etc.; fail not:—wājibu`l-adā, adj. Necessary to be discharged (as duties, or debts, etc.); due; payable:—wājibu`l-iz̤hār, adj. Fit to be represented:—wājibu`t-taslīm, adj. Worthy of acceptance; acceptable; receivable:—wājibu`t-ta`zīr, adj. Worthy of punishment; punishable:—wājibu`t-ta`z̤īm, adj. Worthy of respect and attention; venerable:—wājibu`rraḥm, adj. Deserving pity or commiseration:—wājibu`r-ri`āyat, adj. Deserving to be honoured, or to be obeyed; worthy of attention;—excusable, pardonable:—wājibu`z-ziyārat, adj. Necessary to be visited:—wājibu`ṭ-t̤alab, adj. Claimable; receivable:—wājibu`l-`arẓ, adj. Fit to be represented;—s.f. A written representation or petition;—a settlement; an agreement; an administration-paper:—wājibu`l-qatl, adj. Deserving death:—wājibu`l-wujūd, adj. & s.m. Whose existence is necessary, self-existent;—the self-existent Being, God:—wājibu`l-wuṣūl, adj. Capable of being realized, recoverable:—wājib-o-lāzim, adj. Right and proper:—wājib-olāzim ṭhahrānā, v.t. To determine or settle to be right and proper; to justify; to vindicate:—wājib honā(-par), To be incumbent (on); to be necessary, or right, or proper; to become a duty;—to fall due:—bi`l-wājib, adv. Necessarily; deservedly, etc. (i.q. wājibī-se).