حرد

حَرَدَ

To separate oneself from others; to leave, abandon, or forsake one's people and withdraw to a place apart.

Describes a person's withdrawal or removal from communal life.

• Lane · entry 14040

حَرِدَ

To become angry or exasperated, with a desire to kill the one who caused the anger.

Also used with عَلَى for being angry with someone.

• Lane · entry 14040

حَرِدَ

Of a camel or other beast: to suffer a foreleg tendon disorder that causes it to shake or strike the ground with the leg.

The condition concerns the forelegs and may result from a cord binding the fore shank to the arm.

• Lane · entry 14040

حَرِدَ

Of a man: to be oppressed by the weight of his coat of mail, so that he cannot stretch himself out while walking.

• Lane · entry 14040

حَرِدَ

Of a bowstring: to have one or more of its component portions longer than the others.

The description concerns unevenness among the strands or twisted portions of the string.

• Lane · entry 14040

حَرَّدَ

To twist or plait a rope so tightly that its strands knot and overlap; to roll it into a rounded form; also to bend or curve a thing into an arch.

• Lane · entry 14041

حَرَّدَ

To seek shelter or lodging in a hut with a gibbous roof.

The construction describes a person's resort to a particular kind of hut or covert.

• Lane · entry 14041

حَارَدَ

To become withholding or deficient: to yield little or no milk, or to cease supplying what is contained within.

Of a she-camel or woman, it concerns milk; of a vessel, its beverage; of a year, little rain. The same verb is also used of someone about to give and then refraining, and of a condition that changes into an unfamiliar or displeasing state.

• Lane · entry 14042

أَحْرَدَ

To separate, set apart, or remove someone or something.

• Lane · entry 14043

اِنْحَرَدَ

Of a star: to dart downward.

• Lane · entry 14045

حَرْد

Anger, or rancour and enmity retained in the heart while awaiting an opportunity to act on it.

• Lane · entry 14046

حِرْد

An intestine or gut, especially the gut of a camel.

The plural is حُرُودٌ; a reported sense of “piece of a camel's hump” is explicitly rejected in the lexical evidence.

• Lane · entry 14047
• Lane · entry 14055

حَرَد

A disease or fault of a camel's forelegs involving dryness or relaxation of the tendons and causing repeated shaking or striking of the ground.

The condition is generally described as acquired rather than natural and affects the forelegs, not the hind legs.

• Lane · entry 14048

حَرِد

Uneven in its strands; especially a rope or bowstring whose twisted portions are not of equal length.

• Lane · entry 14049

حَرِد

Needy or in want.

A rare descriptive use applied to a person.

• Lane · entry 14049

حُرْدِيّ

A bundle of reeds or canes laid across rafters in the construction of a roof.

The word is described as an Arabicized term and has the plural حَرَادِيّ.

• Lane · entry 14051

حُرْدِيّ

A crosswise reed girdle or a set of reeds used on a reed fence or attached in bent form to the arched branches of a grapevine to support its shoots.

These are specialized uses in reed fencing and vine cultivation.

• Lane · entry 14051

حُرْدِيّ

A man having wide or capacious intestines like those of a camel.

• Lane · entry 14051

حَرُود

A she-camel yielding little milk or ceasing to yield milk.

• Lane · entry 14054

حُرُود

The prominent edges, knots, or overlapping portions of a rope produced by very tight twisting of its strands.

The same form also serves as the plural of حِرْد in the anatomical sense.

• Lane · entry 14055

حَرِيد

Solitary or separated from others; a person who withdraws from his people, or a single and isolated individual.

It may describe a solitary person, a tribe that does not mix with others, or a solitary star.

• Lane · entry 14056

حُرَيْدَاء

A tendon or sinew in the place where a foreleg may be bound to the arm, causing an affected beast to shake the leg while walking.

The tendon may be naturally affected or may produce the condition called حَرَد.

• Lane · entry 14057

حَارِد

Angry or exasperated; also, a compact, strong, formidable person or lion who appears angry because of disdainful bearing.

The second description may denote someone feared or dreaded whose manner suggests anger.

• Lane · entry 14060

أَحْرَد

A camel or other beast affected by the foreleg disease called حَرَد.

The feminine form is حَرْدَاء.

• Lane · entry 14061

أَحْرَد

Oppressed by the weight of one's coat of mail and unable to walk with the body fully extended.

• Lane · entry 14061

أَحْرَد

Niggardly, mean, or sordid; close-fisted.

The close-fisted use is expressed with أَحْرَدُ اليَدَيْنِ.

• Lane · entry 14061

مُحَرَّد

Applied to a rope or bowstring: plaited or twisted so that it has prominent, distorted, or overlapping edges or strands.

• Lane · entry 14062

مُحَرَّد

A room, house, or hut roofed with reed bundles, especially one with a gibbous or arched roof.

The term may be used substantively for the room or house itself.

• Lane · entry 14062