الجيد

Root entry · 11 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the neck of an animal or person, its length, or its adornment. It also extends to meanings of a small coat of mail and specific place names or animal designations.

Derived headwords

الجيدnoun

1.
neckboth
The neck of a person or animal.
2.
necklaceclassical
The ornament worn around the neck.
3.
front of the neckclassical
The forepart of the neck.

أجيادnoun

1.
necksboth
Plural of جيد (neck).

جيودnoun

1.
necksboth
Another plural of جيد (neck).

الجيدadjective

1.
longclassical
Describing length, particularly of the neck.
2.
slender and longclassical
Describing a neck that is both slender and long.

أجيدadjective

1.
long-neckedclassical
Having a long neck.

جيداءadjective

1.
long-necked (f.)classical
Feminine form describing a long neck.

جيدانةadjective

1.
long-necked (f.)classical
Another feminine form describing a long neck.

جودnoun

1.
long necks (f. pl.)classical
Plural of جيداء or جيدانة, referring to long necks.

الجيدnoun

1.
small coat of mailclassical
A small piece of armor worn on the body.

أجيد بن عبد اللهname

1.
Ajid bin Abdullahclassical
A person, a hadith narrator.

أجيادnoun

1.
eweclassical
A female sheep.
2.
place in Meccaclassical
A location or mountain in Mecca.

Parallel reading

الجيد، بالكسر: العنق، أو مقلده، أو مقدمه

Al-jayd, with kasra: the neck, or its ornament, or its front.

ج: أجياد وجيود

Plural: ajyad and jiyud.

وبالتحريك: طولها، أو دقتها مع طول

And with haraka (fatha): its length, or its slenderness with length.

وهو أجيد، وهي جيداء وجيدانة، ج: جود

And he is ajyad, and she is jaydaa' and jaydana, plural: jud.

والجيد أيضا: المدرعة الصغيرة

And al-jayd also: the small coat of mail.

وأجيد بن عبد الله: محدث

And Ajid bin Abdullah: a hadith narrator.

وأجياد: شاة، وأرض بمكة، أو جبل بها لكونه موضع خيل تبع

And Ajyad: a ewe, and land in Mecca, or a mountain therein because it was the place of Tubba's horses.