يَدْي
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ي-د-ي
The Arabic root ي-د-ي (y-d-y)
Form I verb يَدَى: to touch
5 words in the dictionary are built from ي-د-ي, including verbs in Forms I, III, IV. Each verb is listed with the nouns that come from it: its verbal noun (masdar), its participles, and words derived from it.
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Verb · Form I
يَدِيَ
to have withered hand or be weak in hand
Verbs and the nouns that come from them
to touch, hit, injure, hurt on the hand; to seize by the fore-foot; to cut off the hand
يَادٍ
مَيْدِيّ
يَدِيَ
· present يَيْدَى
Form I · The plain action
to have withered hand or be weak in hand; to act generously or good; to receive by hand
يَدًى
مَيْدِيّ
يَادَى
· present يُيَادِي
Form III · Done to or with someone
to retribute, requite, retaliate; to reach from hand to hand, pass on
مُيَادَاة
مُيَادٍ
مُيَادًى
to corroborate, confer a benefit, assist, help, fix, consolidate
إِيدَاء
مُودٍ
مُودًى
Other nouns and adjectives
an appendage of a body
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