جدد
Root entry · 35 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to newness, freshness, and renewal. It also extends to concepts of land, specific locations, and certain animals, often with a focus on their characteristics or conditions.
Derived headwords
- 1.small birdclassical
A small bird, possibly a type of quail or cricket, that chirps at night. It is described as resembling a locust.
- 2.pimpleclassical
A pimple or pustule that appears at the base of the eyeball.
- 3.small insectclassical
A small insect, similar to a cricket but darker and shorter, some of which are whitish and called 'ṣarṣar'.
- 1.intense heatclassical
Intense heat. The text notes this usage as a significant error and that the correct word is 'ḥarr'.
- 1.small-breasted womanclassical
A woman with small breasts.
- 2.earless animalclassical
An animal, such as sheep or camels, that has had its ears cut off.
- 3.barren landclassical
A barren or desolate land, especially one without water.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name in the Hijaz region.
- 1.low-milk animalclassical
An animal, specifically sheep, that produces little milk without a defect.
- 1.ewe with little milkclassical
A ewe that has little milk, but not due to illness.
- 1.place nameclassical
A specific location in the land of Tamim, near the mountains of Banu Yarbu', containing water called Al-Kilab.
- 1.to lose milk
Said of a udder or breast when its milk has dried up or gone.
- 1.level ground
The surface of the earth, particularly flat, open, and smooth land without rocks or mountains.
- 2.thin sandclassical
Sand that has become thin and slopes downwards.
- 3.swelling on camel's neckclassical
A swelling or lump on the neck of a camel.
- 4.hard groundclassical
Hard or solid ground.
- 1.to take a pathclassical
To follow or enter upon the level ground (al-jadad).
- 2.to become levelclassical
Said of a road when it becomes level and easy to travel.
- 1.extremeclassical
Extreme, reaching the utmost limit of a quality. Used to describe someone who is exceptionally knowledgeable or skilled.
- 1.to treat fairlyclassical
To treat someone fairly or justly in a matter; to be truthful or accurate.
- 1.rag
A piece of cloth, a rag. Can also refer to worn-out clothes.
- 1.to leave itclassical
To abandon or leave something.
- 1.new
That which one has no prior acquaintance with; unfamiliar. Used to describe death as 'new death'.
- 1.river nameclassical
A river in Yamama.
- 1.I swear to youclassical
An oath formula, meaning 'I swear to you' or 'Indeed, you'. It is used to emphasize a statement or question.
- 1.I swear by your grandfatherclassical
An oath formula, meaning 'I swear by your grandfather'. It is used as a solemn oath.
- 1.main road
The main, well-trodden path or highway, often collecting smaller routes. It is the clear and evident way.
- 2.path to waterclassical
A path leading to water.
- 1.main roadsclassical
Plural of 'jaddah', referring to main roads or well-trodden paths.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, specifically a water source in the Jazira region.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a dual form of 'Jadd'.
- 1.tribal ancestorclassical
The name of an ancestor, Jadhilah bin Asad bin Rabi'ah, who is the father of a large clan.
- 1.village nameclassical
The name of two villages in Egypt.
- 2.fortress nameclassical
The name of a strong fortress near the castle of Hisn Kayfa.
- 3.place nameclassical
A place name in Najd, containing a meadow and water sources.
- 4.water source nameclassical
A water source in the Samawah desert, belonging to Banu Kalb.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name belonging to the tribes of Murrah, Ashja', and Fazarah.
- 1.person's nameclassical
The name of two individuals: Abdullah bin Al-Harith and Amr bin Rabi'ah.
- 1.person's nameclassical
The name Jidid bin Khitab Al-Kalbi, who witnessed the conquest of Egypt.
- 1.water-rich wellclassical
A well with abundant water. The text notes this usage is not widely known.
- 1.dry-uddered animalclassical
Said of a sheep, camel, or donkey with a dry or shrunken udder.
- 1.milked-out animalclassical
An animal whose teats have been cut off or removed.
- 1.stripedclassical
A garment with different stripes or lines.
- 1.swift-movingclassical
Said of a she-camel that is swift and efficient in travel.
- 1.productive landclassical
Land that yields a specific amount of produce when cultivated.
- 1.uprooted plantsclassical
The act of uprooting date palms or other plants.
- 1.saddle paddingclassical
The inner padding or lining attached to a saddle or riding pack.