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Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes specific gaits or ways of moving for animals, particularly camels and horses. It also extends to describe a type of worm found in animal dung and a slow, deliberate manner of walking.

Derived headwords

خَدَىverb

1.
to hastenboth
The camel or horse moved quickly, increasing its pace.
2.
to strike outclassical
To strike out with its legs, indicating a vigorous or distinctive gait.
3.
to gallopclassical
A specific type of gait for a horse or camel.
4.
to trotclassical
A gait of a donkey, between a walk and a gallop.

خَدْيًاnoun

1.
hasteningclassical
The act of hastening or moving quickly, as performed by a camel or horse.

خَدَيَانًاnoun

1.
gaitclassical
A particular manner of movement or gait, especially of a horse or camel.

الخَدَاnoun

1.
wormclassical
A type of worm that emerges with the dung of an animal.

الخَدَا (بالمد)noun

1.
waterclassical
A term for water, indicated by the elongated vowel.

أَخْدَىverb

1.
to walk slowlyclassical
To walk little by little, in a slow and measured pace.

Parallel reading

خَدَى البعير والفرس خديا وخديانا

The camel and the horse hastened with a hastening and a gait.

أسرع

It hastened.

وزج بقوائمه

It struck out with its legs.

أو هو ضرب من سيرهما

Or it is a type of their gait.

أو هو عدو الحمار ما بين آريه ومتمرغه

Or it is the trot of the donkey between its walk and its gallop.

الخدا: دود يخرج مع روث الدابة

Al-khada: worms that emerge with the dung of the animal.

وبالمد: ع

And with the elongated vowel: water.

وأخدى: مشى قليلا قليلا

And akhda: it walked little by little.