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قِرْد

monkey

Noun · masculineRoot ق-ر-د

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Highlights

Plural
قِرَدَة
Other plural
قُرُود
Feminine
قِرْدَة

Most common words from the same root

Noun
قُرْد
tick
Noun
قَرَد
Noun
قَرْد
Verb · Form I
قَرِدَ
to fall off from a sheep
Verb · Form II
قَرَّدَ
to be or become speechless
Verb · Form I
قَرَدَ
to collect

قِرْد in English

Noun · masculine

  1. monkey, ape (mammal)

Word origin

Compare Ge'ez ቅርድ (ḳərd).

Words from the root ق-ر-د

Arabic verbs come in forms; each form's nouns are listed under its verb. See the whole root on one page →

قَرِدَ · present يَقْرَدُ

to fall off from a sheep; to be spoiled, to get matted, to become curly; to be attacked by worms

قَرَد
Verbal noun
قَرِد
Active participle
قَرَدَ · present يَقْرِدُ

to collect, to gather, to hoard up

قَرْد
Verbal noun
قَارِد
Active participle
مَقْرُود
Passive participle
قَرَّدَ · present يُقَرِّدُ

to be or become speechless; to make submissive, to make tractable; to be submissive

تَقْرِيد
Verbal noun
مُقَرِّد
Active participle
مُقَرَّد
Passive participle
Noun · m.
monkey
قُرْد
Noun · m.
tick
قُرَاد
Noun · m.
ticks

قِرْد: plural and other forms

Singularقِرْد
Pluralقِرَدَة
Alternative pluralsقُرُود
Feminineقِرْدَة

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