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خضد
Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of bending, breaking, or cutting something, particularly a flexible or moist object. It extends to eating vigorously and to specific types of cut vegetation or soft trees.
Derived headwords
خَضَدَverb
- 1.the tree: he cut its thornsboth
the tree: he cut its thorns
اِنْخَضَدَverb
- 1.to be bentboth
To be bent or yielded, without breaking.
خَضْدnoun
- 1.the tree: he cut its thornsboth
the tree: he cut its thorns
خَضْدَةnoun
- 1.bent thingboth
Something that has been bent or cut.
تَخْضِيدnoun
- 1.bendingboth
The act of bending something moist or tender.
- 2.cuttingboth
The act of cutting, especially of moist vegetation.
خَضِيدadjective
- 1.so it is pruned/strippedboth
so it is pruned/stripped
مَخْضُودadjective
- 1.and pruned/strippedboth
and pruned/stripped
خُضَاضnoun
- 1.soft shrubclassical
A soft, pliable shrub or tree that lacks thorns.
Parallel reading
خَضَدْتُ العُودَ فَانْخَضَدَ
I bent the branch and it bent.
أي ثنيته فانثنى من غير كسر
Meaning, I bent it and it bent without breaking.
والخَضْدُ: الأكل الشديد
And al-khaddu: vigorous eating.
وَيَخْضِدُ فِي الآرِيِّ حَتَّى كَأَنَّمَا
And he eats vigorously in the manger as if...
بِهِ عِرَّةٌ أَوْ طَائِفٌ غَيْرُ مُعْقِبِ
He has a skin disease or a persistent visitor.
مَا يُعْجِبُكَ مِنْهُ؟ قَالَ: خَضْدُهُ وَبَرْدُهُ
What impresses you about it? He said: its crispness and its coolness.
والخَضْدُ: القَطْعُ
And al-khaddu: cutting.
وَكُلُّ رَطْبٍ قَضَبْتَهُ فَقَدْ خَضَدْتَهُ
And anything moist that you cut, you have khadad-ed it.
وَكَذَلِكَ التَّخْضِيدُ
And likewise is al-takhdid.
أَوْ خَرُوعٌ لَمْ يُخْضَدْ
Or a flexible plant that has not been cut.
وَخَضَدْتُ الشَّجَرَ: قَطَعْتُ شَوْكَهُ
And I trimmed the tree: I cut its thorns.
فَهُوَ خَضِيدٌ وَمَخْضُودٌ
And it is khadid and makhdud.
والخَضْدُ: كُلُّ مَا قُطِعَ مِنْ عُودٍ رَطْبٍ
And al-khaddu: anything cut from a moist branch.
كَمَا انْثَنَى خَضَدٌ مِنْ نَاعِمِ الضَّالِّ
As a cut piece of soft acacia bends.
والخُضَاضُ: شَجَرٌ رَخْوٌ بِلَا شَوْكٍ
And al-khudhadu: a soft tree without thorns.