كلد

Root entry · 7 derived lemmas

This root primarily describes hardness, solidity, and toughness, often applied to land or physical constitution. It can also refer to a specific type of terrain or a person's name.

Derived headwords

الكلدnoun

1.
Hard groundboth
A hard, solid part of the earth, distinguished from gravel.

الكلدةnoun

1.
Tough landboth
A piece of land that is rough, coarse, and difficult to work.

الكلندىnoun

1.
Rough terrainclassical
Similar to 'الكلدة', referring to a coarse and unyielding piece of land.

المكلنددadjective

1.
Hardenedclassical
Describing something that has become hard, solid, or tough.

اكلندىverb

1.
To become toughclassical
Used for a camel that has grown strong and robust.

اعلندىverb

1.
To grow strongclassical
Similar in meaning to 'اكلندى', indicating the process of becoming strong and sturdy.

كلدةname

1.
Male given nameboth
A proper name for a man.

Parallel reading

الكلد: المكان الصلب من غير حصى.

Al-kild: The hard place, not gravel.

والكلدة: قطعة من الارض غليظة،

And al-kildah: a piece of land that is coarse.

وكذلك الكلندى.

And likewise al-kilanda.

والمكلندد: الصلب.

And al-mukallandad: the hard.

واكلندى البعير، إذا غلظ واشتد،

And the camel became tough, if it grew coarse and strong,

مثل اعلندى.

like a'landā.

وكلدة: اسم رجل.

And Kildah: a man's name.