حدي
Root entry · 11 derived lemmasThis root primarily relates to driving, urging, or following. It encompasses the act of singing to urge animals forward, the concept of following or being in succession, and names for things that drive or lead, such as a type of wind or a star. It also includes geographical names and tribal affiliations.
Derived headwords
- 1.type of chantingclassical
A specific type of chanting or song used to urge on camels or other animals while traveling.
- 1.chanting to urge animalsboth
The act of singing or chanting to drive or encourage animals, especially camels, to move faster or continue traveling.
- 1.legsclassical
The legs of an animal, so named because they follow the movement of the hands (or front limbs).
- 2.extremitiesclassical
The latter parts or extremities of anything.
- 1.north windclassical
A name for the north wind, so called because it drives or herds the clouds.
- 2.place nameclassical
A place name in the region of Najd.
- 1.place nameclassical
A place name, possibly a variant spelling of another location.
- 1.camel leaderclassical
The lead camel in a group, especially one that precedes a specific number of camels (e.g., 'hadi thalath' for three).
- 2.Pleiades starclassical
A name for the star Aldebaran, which leads the constellation.
- 3.tribal nameclassical
A name of a tribe or a branch of Arabs.
- 1.leaders of camelsclassical
The plural of 'hadi', referring to the lead camels or those who guide them.
- 1.kite (bird)classical
A type of bird of prey, a kite. This is a dialectal pronunciation for people of Mecca.
- 1.to urge onboth
To drive, urge, or impel forward, often used in the context of animals or people.
- 2.to followboth
To follow or come after something.
- 3.to drive (wind)classical
To drive or propel, as in the wind driving clouds.
- 1.he urges onboth
The present tense form of the verb 'hadda', meaning he urges on, drives, or impels.
- 1.to followboth
To follow or pursue.