فدء

Root entry · 8 derived lemmas

This root appears to relate to a specific tool, likely an axe, and its associated forms. The entry discusses the etymology and pluralization of this tool, noting variations in its formation and pronunciation.

Derived headwords

الفندأيةnoun

1.
axeclassical
A tool with a heavy blade attached to a handle, used for chopping wood or as a weapon.

فندأverb

1.
to be an axeclassical
The verb form related to the noun 'axe', likely indicating the state or nature of being an axe.

فَنَدِيَّةadjective

1.
related to an axeclassical
An adjective describing something as pertaining to or resembling an axe.

فَنَعْلِيَّةadjective

1.
axe-likeclassical
Describing something that has the form or characteristics of an axe.

فَعْلَأْيَةadjective

1.
axe-likeclassical
An alternative form describing something that resembles an axe.

فَنَدِيَّةnoun

1.
axeclassical
A term for an axe, possibly a variant or less common form.

فَنَادِيدnoun

1.
axesclassical
The plural form of 'axe', noted as being irregular.

فَنَدَأْوَةnoun

1.
axe (variant)classical
A variant or augmented form of the word for axe.

Parallel reading

الفندأية بالكسر: الفأس

Al-fand'a-yah (with kasra): the axe.

وعليه فوزنها فنعلية

And according to it, its pattern is fa'la'liyyah.

وأصلها من فدأ

And its origin is from F-D-'.

والمعروف أنها فعلأية

And what is known is that it is fa'la'iyyah.

ج فناديد، على غير قياس

Plural: fanadīd, not according to the usual rule.

وأما الفندأوة بالواو

And as for al-fand'a-wah (with waw)

فإنه مزيد يذكر في ف ن د

it is an augmentation that will be mentioned under F-N-D.

والمشهور عند أئمة الصرف أنهما متحدان

And what is famous among the masters of morphology is that they are identical.

فليعلم

So let it be known.