| WALI | • wali n. A provincial governor in certain Muslim contexts. • wali n. (Islam) A saint or prophet. • Wali prop.n. A surname from Arabic. |
| WALIE | • WALIE adj. sturdy. |
| WALIS | • walis n. Plural of wali. • Walis prop.n. Plural of Wali. • WALI n. (Turkish) a governor, esp. of a vilayet, also VALI. |
| WALIER | • WALY adj. (Scots) fine, excellent. |
| WALIES | • WALY n. a fine thing. |
| WALING | • waling v. Present participle of wale. • waling n. A type of support structure used in excavations. • WALE v. to mark with welts. |
| WALISE | • WALISE n. (Scots) a valise. |
| MWALIMU | • mwalimu n. A teacher in parts of Africa. • MWALIMU n. (Swahili) a teacher. |
| QAWWALI | • qawwali n. (Music, uncountable) A style of Muslim devotional music, especially among the South Asian Sufis, accompanied… • qawwali n. (Music, countable) A song in this style. • QAWWALI n. (Arabic) a form of devotional Sufi music. |
| SWALIER | • swalier adj. Comparative form of swaly: more swaly. • SWALY adj. marshy. |
| SWALING | • swaling v. Present participle of swale. • swaling n. Melted wax that runs down the edge of a candle. • SWALING n. the act of scorching. |
| WALIEST | • WALY adj. (Scots) fine, excellent. |
| WALISES | • WALISE n. (Scots) a valise. |
| MWALIMUS | • mwalimus n. Plural of mwalimu. • MWALIMU n. (Swahili) a teacher. |
| QAWWALIS | • qawwalis n. Plural of qawwali. • QAWWALI n. (Arabic) a form of devotional Sufi music. |
| SWALIEST | • swaliest adj. Superlative form of swaly: most swaly. • SWALY adj. marshy. |
| SWALINGS | • swalings n. Plural of swaling. • SWALING n. the act of scorching. |