waḍaḥa 'to be manifest, evident, clear', wāḍiḥ- 'clear, evident, manifest; shining, radiant with whiteness or light', waḍaḥ- 'all that appears, shines, and lets itself be seen distinctly; the glow of the dawn or of the moon when it appears; a white mark on the forehead or feet of a horse; a mark imprinted on a horse's skin; hoariness, white hair; milk; leprosy' (BK II 1553), mutawaḍḍiḥ '.. whitish (camels)' (ibid., 1554)