دءدء

Root entry · 6 derived lemmas

This root primarily relates to the slow, heavy, or persistent movement of a camel, and by extension, the latter part of a lunar month.

Derived headwords

دأدأةnoun

1.
Camel's slow, heavy gaitclassical
The most intense and slow gait of a camel, characterized by heavy steps.

ديداءnoun

1.
Camel's slow, heavy gaitclassical
The most intense and slow gait of a camel, characterized by heavy steps. It is also used to describe the latter part of the month.

واعرورت العلط العرضى تركضه * أم الفوارس بالديداء والربعه — And the she-camel of the Alata Al-'Aradi, the mother of the brave warriors, was made to run with the Dida' and the Rab'ah.

دأدأverb

1.
to walk slowly and heavilyclassical
To walk with a slow, heavy, and persistent gait, typically used to describe a camel.

الدآدئnoun

1.
last days of the monthclassical
The three nights at the end of the lunar month, preceding the dark nights of the new moon (layali al-mahiq).

الديداءnoun

1.
end of the monthclassical
The latter part of the lunar month.

الدأداءnoun

1.
end of the monthclassical
The latter part of the lunar month.

مضى غير دأداء — passed without the end of the month

Parallel reading

الديداء: أشد عدو البعير، وقد دأدأ دأدأة وديداء

The Dida': the most intense gait of a camel, and it has been said that it walked with a Dadda'ah and Dida'.

واعرورت العلط العرضى تركضه * أم الفوارس بالديداء والربعه

And the she-camel of the Alata Al-'Aradi, the mother of the brave warriors, was made to run with the Dida' and the Rab'ah.

والدآدئ: ثلاث ليال من آخر الشهر قبل ليالي المحاق

And the Dada'i: three nights from the end of the month, before the dark nights of the new moon.

وقال أبو عمرو: الديداء والدأداء من الشهر آخره.

And Abu Amr said: The Dida' and the Dada' from the month are its end.

تداركه في منصل الأل بعد ما * مضى غير دأداء وقد كاد يعطب

He rescued him at the point of the spear after the end of the month had passed and he was almost destroyed.