دد د

Root entry · 9 derived lemmas

This root primarily concerns the concepts of play, amusement, and lightheartedness. It also extends to encompass notions of time, specifically the end of a month, and can refer to specific individuals or places.

Derived headwords

أددةnoun

1.
play and amusementclassical
A term referring to play and amusement, often in a lighthearted context.

دأدnoun

1.
end of the monthclassical
The last day of the month.

دآدnoun

1.
last three days of the monthclassical
The final three days of the month.

الدآديnoun

1.
dark nights of the monthclassical
The dark, moonless nights at the end of the lunar month.

الدواديnoun

1.
swingingclassical
Refers to the act of swinging or swaying.

الددnoun

1.
play, amusementclassical
Lighthearted play and amusement.
2.
timeclassical
A period of time, an era.

ما أنا من دد، ولا الدد مني — I am not from play, nor is play from me

ددverb

1.
to play, amuse oneselfclassical
To engage in play or amusement.

ددnoun

1.
a woman's name
A proper name for a woman.

ددnoun

1.
a place name
A proper name for a place.

Parallel reading

وإنما اختاروا الهمزة لأنها أقوى الحروف.

They chose the hamza only because it is the strongest of the letters.

وبقي عليه مما يذكر هنا} دأد، بالفتح: اسم لآخر يوم من الشهر، وجمعه: {دآد، وهي الثلاثة الأخيرة من الشهر.

And what remains for him to mention here is da'd, with fatha: a name for the last day of the month, and its plural is da'ad, which are the last three days of the month.

قاله أبو حيان في باب العدد من (شرح التسهيل).

Abu Hayyan said this in the chapter on numbers in (Sharh al-Tashil).

وأشار إليه المصنف في: ددأ، من الهمزة وأغفله هنا.

The author alluded to it in: da'a', from the hamza, and overlooked it here.

وتقول ابن آد أنت في الدوادي، وما بقي من عمر 2 إلا - الدآدي؛

And the son of Adam says to you, 'You are in the swinging, and what remains of your life is only the dark nights.'

وهي ليالي المحاق، والدوادي: المراجح وسيأتي.

These are the moonless nights, and al-Dawadi: the swingers, and it will come later.

الدد} ، مخفف: (اللهو اللعب) ، ومنه الحديث: (ما أنا من} دد، ولا الدد مني)

Al-Dad, lightened: (play, amusement), and from it is the hadith: (I am not from play, nor is play from me)

تقول (هاذا دد) ، كيد، ( {وددا، كقفا) ومثله الدماميني بعصا، (} وددن) ، بالنون ثالثة، {وددد، بثلاث دالات.

You say (this is dad), like kayd, (and dada, like qafa) and similar to it al-damamini with 'asa, (and dadan), with a noon as the third, (and daddad), with three dals.

كذا في شرح التسهيل للدماميني.

This is as in Sharh al-Tashil by al-Damamini.

الدد: (ع، و) اسم (امرأة، و) {الدد: (الحين من الدهر)، نقله الصاغاني،

Al-Dad: (a place, and) the name (of a woman, and) Al-Dad: (the time of an era), narrated by al-Sagani,

وقد يعاد في} ددى، (أعني المعتل اللام، وفي النون أيضا (إن شاء الله تعالى) وسنلم عليه بالكلام هناك.

And it may be repeated in dadi, (meaning the weak-lam, and also in dadan (God willing) and we will discuss it there.