ندد
Root entry · 30 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of fleeing, scattering, and deviating, often applied to animals like camels and horses. It also extends to meanings of opposition, comparison, and denouncing faults, with some geographical and olfactory associations.
Derived headwords
- 1.to flee, boltboth
Said of a camel that flees, bolts, and goes off on its own path, running wildly.
- 1.fragrance, perfumeboth
A type of perfume or incense, often described as a wood that is smoked or used for perfuming.
- 2.ambergrisclassical
Specifically identified as ambergris by some linguists, distinguishing it from other perfumes.
- 1.like, equalboth
A simile or equivalent, often implying a difference or opposition.
- 1.like, equalboth
A simile or equivalent, often implying a difference or opposition.
- 1.like, equalboth
A simile or equivalent, often implying a difference or opposition.
- 1.fugitive, runawayboth
One that flees, bolts, or runs away wildly, especially an animal.
- 1.plural of نادّboth
The plural form of 'fugitive' or 'runaway'.
- 2.sustenance, provisionclassical
Referring to livelihood or sustenance, possibly derived from the idea of what one 'finds' or 'gets'.
- 1.fragrance, perfumeboth
A type of perfume or incense, often described as a wood that is smoked or used for perfuming.
- 2.ambergrisclassical
Specifically identified as ambergris by some linguists, distinguishing it from other perfumes.
- 3.raised mound, hillclassical
A term used in Yemen for a raised mound or hill in the sky.
- 4.large clay moundclassical
A large mound made of clay, a more specific term than a general hill.
- 1.fortress in Yemenclassical
A specific fortress located in Yemen, possibly near Sana'a.
- 1.like, equal, peerboth
A likeness, equal, or peer, often implying opposition or a challenge.
- 1.equals, peers, rivalsboth
The plural of 'nid', referring to equals, peers, or rivals, often used in the context of idols or deities.
- 1.like, equal, peerboth
A likeness, equal, or peer, often implying opposition or a challenge.
- 1.plural of نديدclassical
The plural form of 'ndid', referring to likenesses or equals.
- 1.like, equal, peerboth
A likeness, equal, or peer, often implying opposition or a challenge.
- 1.plural of نديدةclassical
The plural form of 'ndida', referring to likenesses or equals.
- 1.to denounce, expose faultsboth
To openly declare someone's faults or shortcomings, whether in speech or writing.
- 2.to insult, speak illboth
To say unpleasant things to someone, to insult them, publicize their faults, and speak ill of them.
- 1.denunciation, exposure of faultsboth
The act of denouncing someone or exposing their faults.
- 2.insulting, speaking illboth
The act of insulting someone or speaking ill of them.
- 1.scattered camelsboth
A collective noun for camels that are scattered or dispersed.
- 1.to scatter themboth
To cause camels or other animals to become scattered or dispersed.
- 1.to scatter themboth
To cause camels or other animals to become scattered or dispersed.
- 1.scattered in all directionsboth
Describing a state of being scattered or dispersed in every direction, applied to people or birds.
- 1.scattered in all directionsboth
Describing a state of being scattered or dispersed in every direction, applied to people or birds.
- 1.scattering, dispersionboth
The act of scattering, dispersing, or fleeing away from each other.
- 2.Day of Resurrectionclassical
A name for the Day of Resurrection, referring to the scattering and distress of people.
- 1.city nameclassical
A name for a city, possibly referring to Medina.
- 1.to oppose, contradictboth
To oppose someone or contradict them, to go against their wishes or intentions.
- 1.skittish, runawayboth
Describing a female camel that is skittish, prone to fleeing or bolting.
- 1.the word deviatedclassical
The word deviated or was unusual, though this usage is considered weak.
- 1.raising the voiceclassical
The act of raising one's voice, especially in calling out.
- 1.loudly callingclassical
Describing a voice that is loud or exaggerated in its calling or crying out.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, possibly derived from the root, treated as a proper noun.