لدي
Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of proximity, presence, and being near, often functioning as adverbs of place or time. It also encompasses the idea of a close companion or playmate, with etymological discussions about its origin.
Derived headwords
- 1.near, at, withboth
An adverb of place indicating proximity, similar to 'عند' (at, with). It is typically used for present situations.
- 2.in timeclassical
Can also be used adverbially to indicate time, though less common than its spatial meaning.
- 1.near, at, withboth
An adverb of place, synonymous with 'لدى' and 'عند', indicating proximity. It is generally restricted to present contexts.
- 1.to be nearclassical
The past tense verb form, indicating the state of being near or present.
- 1.to have many playmatesclassical
A verb form suggesting an increase in the number of one's companions or playmates.
- 1.playmate, companionclassical
A noun referring to a childhood friend or a close companion, often used in the context of playing together.
- 1.playmates, companionsclassical
The plural form of 'لِدَة', referring to multiple playmates or close companions.
- 1.to be bornboth
The passive form of the verb 'to give birth', meaning to be brought into the world.
- 1.to be bornboth
The passive form of the verb 'to give birth', meaning to be brought into the world.
- 1.to have childrenboth
The active form of the verb, meaning to father or give birth to offspring.
- 1.little childrenclassical
The diminutive plural of 'وَلَد' (child), referring to young children.
- 1.young menclassical
A plural form of 'وَلِيد' (young man or slave), referring to young males.
- 1.playmatesclassical
An incorrect plural form for 'لِدَة' (playmate), noted as a linguistic error.
- 1.playmatesclassical
An incorrect plural form for 'لِدَة' (playmate), noted as a linguistic error.