The word we used to speak in Urdu bewi has been used for three words in the Quran

The word we used to speak in Urdu bewi has been used for three words in the Quran
1- imara
2- zojat
3- sahbit

1 Imara means a wife who has a physical relationship but does not have a mental relationship

2 A wife who has both mental and physical relationships, both mental and physical harmony.

3A wife who has neither physical nor mental connection
Now consider the verses of the Holy Quran

1- imara
The wives of Noah and the Prophet Lot were not Muslims, so in the Qur'an they
"Amarah Noah" and "Amara Lot" are called out,

Similarly, the wife of Pharaoh had become Muslim, so the Qur'an did so
The "Pharaoh" is called

(See the last verses of Surah Al-Tahrim)

There was a physical connection here because the wives were not in harmony but because the religion was different.

2- zojat
Wherever it is physically and mentally in harmony, it is spoken
And he said about the Prophet
Perhaps Allah Almighty wants to convey that these prophets had a great relationship with their wives.

One of the strange things about Zechariah was that when he was not born he said:
(And Amira Akra ....)
And when the child was found, he said
(Woohoobna from Yahya wa Islahanna's wife....)
The wise can understand this point
In the same way, what did Abu Talib do?
Because he had nothing to do with his wife

3-sahbit
Where there is no physical or mental connection

When Allah Almighty called Himself free from his wife, he said the word "Sahib" because there is no physical or mental connection
Similarly, if the wife has nothing to do with any physical or mental affair in the field,
Since there will only be thought of itself, then "sir" said
In Urdu:
All Amharic, spouse, sir have to translate "wife"
But sacrifice on the word of my Lord, which has no wisdom in every word used.

And when the Lord Almighty prayed, he said in these words
"Bride"
Used with wives so that the cooling of the eyes can occur only when the body is in harmony with the body.