نجد

نَجَدَهُ

To overcome, conquer, subdue, overpower, prevail over, or surpass someone.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجَدَ رَأْيَهُ

To exert one's judgment in affairs.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجُدَ

To become courageous, vigorous, sharp, and effective in difficult affairs; to be very valiant or prompt to undertake what one is called to do.

The source applies the description to a person; the promptness may concern either good or evil.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجِدَ

To become overcome, afflicted, distressed, or oppressed by sorrow, grief, or anxiety.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجِدَ

To sweat from work, sorrow, grief, or anxiety; of a body, to flow with sweat.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجِدَ

To become dull, unintelligent, weak, ineffective, weary, or fatigued.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجُدَ

To become terrified or frightened.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجَدَ

To become apparent, manifest, plain, or evident; of a road, to become conspicuous or clear.

Used of a thing, affair, or road.

• Lane · entry 43266

نَجَّدَهُ الدَّهْرُ

For time, habit, or fortune to try and strengthen someone, teaching and making him experienced, well informed, or firm in judgment.

The source also records the variant نَجَّذَهُ as the more approved form.

• Lane · entry 43267

نَجَّدَ

To run.

• Lane · entry 43267

نَجَّدَ

To ornament or decorate a house or tent with household furnishings, carpets, beds, pillows, or similar articles.

• Lane · entry 43267

نَاجَدَهُ

To go forth to fight or combat someone.

• Lane · entry 43268

نَاجَدَتِ الإِبِلَ

For a she-camel to vie with other camels in abundance of milk, yielding much when the others yield little.

The source gives this as a camel-specific conventional use.

• Lane · entry 43268

أَنْجَدَ

To aid, assist, or succour another.

The construction أَنْجَدَهُ عَلَيْهِ means to aid him against another.

• Lane · entry 43269

أَنْجَدَ

To answer or comply with a call, prayer, or invitation.

May be used with the call or invitation as object.

• Lane · entry 43269

أَنْجَدَ

To draw near to one's family or wife.

Explained by قَرُبَ مِنْ أَهْلِهِ.

• Lane · entry 43269

أَنْجَدَتِ السَّمَاءُ

For the sky to become clear.

• Lane · entry 43269

أَنْجَدَ

For a person or thing, especially a mountain, to become high or lofty.

• Lane · entry 43269

غَارَ وَأَنْجَدَ

To become famous in both the lowlands and the highlands.

Recorded as a figurative expression.

• Lane · entry 43269

أَنْجَدَ

To enter, reach, go to, or set out toward the high country or the region of Nejd.

The expression may describe movement from low country into highland.

• Lane · entry 43269

تَنَجَّدَ

To swear a great oath.

• Lane · entry 43270

اِسْتَنْجَدَهُ

To ask or seek aid, assistance, or succour from someone.

• Lane · entry 43271

اِسْتَنْجَدَ

To become strong after weakness or illness.

• Lane · entry 43271

اِسْتَنْجَدَ عَلَيْهِ

To become emboldened against someone after having regarded him with awe or fear.

The preposition عَلَيْهِ marks the person against whom boldness is gained.

• Lane · entry 43271

اِسْتَنْجَدَ بِهِ

To cling or attach oneself to someone after previously regarding him with awe or fear.

The preposition بِهِ marks the person to whom one resorts or clings.

• Lane · entry 43271

اِسْتَنْجَدَ

To become courageous after having been cowardly.

• Lane · entry 43271

نَجْدٌ

High, elevated, hard, or rugged table-land; especially the high country opposed to the low country.

The geographical name Nejd refers to the elevated central region described in relation to Tihamah and other neighboring regions.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

An elevated or conspicuous road, including a road through a mountain.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

A woman's breast.

The plural dual نجداَن may occur in an oath referring to a woman's two breasts.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

A thing or affair that is apparent, manifest, plain, or evident.

• Lane · entry 43272

طَلَّاعُ الأَنْجُدِ

A person who surmounts difficult affairs, manages and masters them thoroughly, or rises to lofty aims.

A figurative idiom describing expertise, judgment, and the ability to overcome demanding circumstances.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

Household furnishings used to ornament a house or tent, including carpets, beds, pillows, curtains, and wall hangings.

This is the singular of نُجُودٌ and related plural forms.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

A skilful or expert guide of the way.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

A place in which there are no trees.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجْدٌ

A tree resembling the shubrum in color, growth, and thorns.

• Lane · entry 43272

نَجَدٌ

Sweat caused by work, sorrow, grief, anxiety, or similar exertion.

• Lane · entry 43273

النَّجَدَاتُ

The Najadāt, a sect or followers of the Kharijite leader Najdah ibn ʿĀmir.

A proper historical designation, not a general lexical meaning of courage or aid.

• Lane · entry 43273

نَجِدٌ

A courageous, strong, sharp, vigorous, and effective person; one who is very valiant or quick to undertake what is requested.

The source also uses the adjective for a person quick to accomplish what is needed.

• Lane · entry 43275

نَجِدٌ

A lion, so called for its courage.

• Lane · entry 43275

نَجِدٌ فِي الحَاجَةِ

Quick in accomplishing what is wanted or needed.

A conventional construction with فِي الحَاجَةِ.

• Lane · entry 43275

نَجِدٌ

Sweating from work, sorrow, grief, anxiety, or similar exertion.

An adjectival use describing one who is sweating.

• Lane · entry 43275

نَجْدَةٌ

Courage, valour, and effective vigor in difficult affairs; courage with steadiness in facing danger.

The noun may also denote great valour or readiness to undertake what one is called to do.

• Lane · entry 43277

نَجْدَةٌ

Fight, combat, or battle.

• Lane · entry 43277

نَجْدَةٌ

Terror or fright.

• Lane · entry 43277

نَجْدَةٌ

Difficulty, distress, affliction, trouble, or adversity.

The expression لَاقَى نَجْدَةً means that someone experienced difficulty or adversity.

• Lane · entry 43277

نَجْدَةٌ

Aid or assistance.

• Lane · entry 43277

ابْنُ نَجْدَتِهَا

An idiom meaning ignorant of a matter.

A figurative expression explained through an allusion to Najdah al-Harurī.

• Lane · entry 43277

نِجْدَةٌ

A trial or affliction experienced in war.

This vocalized form is specifically reported for hardship in warfare.

• Lane · entry 43278

نِجَادٌ

The suspensory cords or strap of a sword, especially the part resting on the shoulder.

The figurative expression طَوِيلُ النِّجَادِ describes a tall man.

• Lane · entry 43280

طَوِيلُ النِّجَادِ

Tall in stature.

A figurative inference from the need for a long sword strap on a tall person.

• Lane · entry 43280

نَجُودٌ

Tall, long-necked, high, or overpeering, applied especially to a she-ass or she-camel.

The source records disagreement over whether the word can mean infertile when applied to a she-ass; the tall or elevated sense is the approved interpretation.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجُودٌ

A spirited, sharp, vigorous, strong, or leading she-camel.

Applied to a she-camel that precedes or outgoes others.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجُودٌ

A she-camel abundant in milk and able to outproduce the others.

Applied to a camel that yields abundance when the others yield little.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجُودٌ

A female animal that lies down only on high or elevated ground.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجُودٌ

An intelligent woman, sharp or quick in intellect and possessing sound judgment.

The source marks this as an unusual usage.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجُودٌ

A person who shakes, spreads, stuffs, and arranges household furnishings.

The furnishings are those called نُجُودٌ.

• Lane · entry 43281

نَجَّادٌ

One who makes and sews beds and pillows, or decorates houses, beds, carpets, and similar furnishings.

In later usage the word can also denote one who loosens cotton for stuffing.

• Lane · entry 43283

نَاجِدٌ

Stupid, dull, weak, ineffective, soft, lacking endurance, or weary.

• Lane · entry 43284

نَاجِدَةٌ

A streak of fat upon the shoulder of a camel.

The singular of نَوَاجِدُ; the elevation of the streak motivates the term.

• Lane · entry 43285

نَاجُودٌ

Wine, especially excellent wine or the first wine drawn from a jar.

• Lane · entry 43286

نَاجُودٌ

A vessel for wine, a wine-cup, or a vessel used to clarify or strain wine.

The clarifying or straining vessel is identified as a rāwūq.

• Lane · entry 43286

نَاجُودٌ

Saffron.

• Lane · entry 43286

نَاجُودٌ

Blood.

• Lane · entry 43286

مِنْجَدٌ

A small mountain overlooking a valley.

• Lane · entry 43287

مِنْجَدٌ

A jeweled women's ornament or broad necklace of pearls, gold, or cloves, extending from the neck toward the breasts.

The term is connected with the place of a sword's نِجَاد.

• Lane · entry 43287

مِنْجَدَةٌ

A light staff used to urge on a beast of carriage.

• Lane · entry 43288

مِنْجَدَةٌ

A stick or wooden instrument used to tease or separate wool and to stuff a camel's saddle-bag.

• Lane · entry 43288

مِنْجَادٌ

A person who aids or assists much or well.

• Lane · entry 43289

مَنْجُودٌ

Overcome, conquered, subdued, overpowered, or fatigued.

A passive or resultative description of someone subjected to overcoming or exertion.

• Lane · entry 43290

مَنْجُودٌ

Afflicted, distressed, or oppressed by sorrow, grief, or anxiety.

Applied to a person, including a female according to the cited usage.

• Lane · entry 43290

مُنْجُودٌ

In a state of perishing or destruction.

• Lane · entry 43290

مُنَجَّدٌ

Tried and strengthened by experience; expert, experienced, and well informed in affairs.

The source also records مُنَجَّذٌ as the more approved form.

• Lane · entry 43291

مُنَاجِدٌ

A fighter or combatant.

• Lane · entry 43293

مُنَاجِدٌ

An aider or assistant.

• Lane · entry 43293