ملده

Root entry · 19 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to concepts of youth, vitality, softness, and smoothness. It extends to descriptions of tender growth, pleasant living conditions, and even a mythical creature.

Derived headwords

مَدَّهُverb

1.
to stretch outboth
To extend or lengthen something.

تَمْلِيدُ الْأَدِيمِverb

1.
to condition leatherclassical
To work or treat leather to make it supple and pliable.

تمليد الأديم: تمرينه — Conditioning the leather: working it.

الْمَلَدُnoun

1.
youthboth
The period of youth or early adulthood.
2.
prosperityclassical
A state of well-being, abundance, and good fortune.
3.
vibrancyclassical
Liveliness, vigor, and energetic movement.

الْمَلَدَانِnoun

1.
youthboth
The state or period of being young.
2.
prosperityclassical
A condition of affluence and well-being.
3.
vibrancyclassical
Liveliness and energetic movement.

الْمَلِدُadjective

1.
softboth
Having a smooth, yielding texture; not hard or rough.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, especially referring to plants or young people.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْأَمْلُودُadjective

1.
softboth
Describing something that is smooth and yielding to the touch.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often used for plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having a surface without roughness or irregularities.

الْإِمْلِيدُadjective

1.
softboth
Describing a smooth and yielding quality.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, particularly of plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْأَمْلَدَانُadjective

1.
softboth
Possessing a smooth and yielding texture.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often applied to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْأَمْلَدَانِيُّadjective

1.
softboth
Characterized by smoothness and a yielding quality.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, especially referring to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْأَمْلَدُadjective

1.
softboth
Possessing a smooth and yielding texture.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often applied to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْأَمْلَدُadjective

1.
softboth
Possessing a smooth and yielding texture.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often applied to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

أَمْلُودٌadjective

1.
softboth
Describing something that is smooth and yielding.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, particularly for plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

أَمْلُودَانِيَّةٌadjective

1.
softboth
Possessing a smooth and yielding quality.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often applied to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

مِلْدَانِيَّةٌadjective

1.
softboth
Characterized by smoothness and a yielding nature.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, especially referring to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

أَمْلُودَةٌadjective

1.
softboth
Describing something that is smooth and yielding.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, particularly for plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

مِلْدَاءٌadjective

1.
softboth
Possessing a smooth and yielding texture.
2.
tenderboth
Young and delicate, often applied to plants or young women.
3.
smoothboth
Having an even and regular surface.

الْمَلَدُnoun

1.
ghoulclassical
A mythical evil creature or demon said to inhabit desolate places and to prey on travelers.

مَلُودٌname

1.
name of a placeclassical
A place name, specifically mentioned as being in Uzjand.

الْإِمْلِيدُnoun

1.
smooth plainclassical
A type of smooth, flat, and open terrain, similar to a plain.

والإمليد من الصحاري: الإمليس — And al-Imlid from the deserts: al-Imlis (a smooth plain).

Parallel reading

تمليد الأديم: تمرينه

Conditioning the leather: working it.

والملد والملدان، محركتين: الشباب، والنعمة، والاهتزاز.

And al-Mald and al-Maldan, with vowels moved: youth, prosperity, and vibrancy.

والملد والأملود والإمليد والأملدان والأملداني والأملد والأملد: الناعم اللين منا ومن الغصون،

And al-Mald, al-Amlud, al-Imlid, al-Amladan, al-Amladani, al-Amlad, and al-Amlad: the soft, tender one from us and from the branches,

والمرأة أملود وأملودانية وملدانية وأملودة وملداء.

And the woman is Amlud, Amludaniyah, Maldaniyah, Amludah, and Milda'.

والملد: الغول.

And al-Mald: the ghoul.

وملود، كصبور، أو بالذال: ة بأوزجند.

And Malud, like sabur, or with dhal: a place name in Uzjand.

والإمليد من الصحاري: الإمليس.

And al-Imlid from the deserts: al-Imlis (a smooth plain).