و ل ج

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ل ج ج (l-j-j) এর প্রকরণ।

و ل ج (w-l-j)

لِجَة (lija, “entry into the inside of something”)
وَلَج (walaj, “path through the sands”)
وُلُج (wuluj, “streets traversing a village or town; areas in the interior of a region; honey-spoons”)
وَالِجة (wālija, “bad pain; damage, loss”)
وَلَجة (walaja, “winding course of a valley; cavern”)
وُلَجة (wulaja, “one who enters an interior”)
وَلَّاج (wallāj, “one who enters an interior resolutely, with fortitude”)
وَلِيجة (walīja, “an outsider who joins a family or tribe”)
مَوالِج (mawālij, “entrances, places from which one can enter something”)
مَوْلُوج (mawlūj, “someone who has survived a great suffering or illness”)