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قدد
qdd—
6
derived words
Verbs (3)
to cut into strips; to cut off, to chop off; to cut outverb (Form I)
قَدَّqadda
to be made tattered or ragged, slit or rent; to become cut into strips and laid out in the sun; to be made separated or sliced up; to become dried out, to become weathered; to become lean after once being fatverb (Form V)
تَقَدَّدَtaqaddada
to be cut into oblong strips, to cut a skin or fabric lengthwise, to cut elongated strips of cloth; to be slit, split, cloven, rent, or divided lengthwise; to be cut off entirely, to shear or trim off a stripverb (Form VII)
اِنْقَدَّinqadda
Nouns (1)
hamsternoun
قَدَادqadād
Particles (1)
Indicates nearness in time or recentness, recently, just now; Indicates nonveridicality, might, could, may; Expresses emphasisparticle
قَدْqad
Other (1)
a male given name, Miqdadother
مِقْدَادmiqdād