ק־ד־ם

See also: קדם‎

Hebrew

Etymology

Compare with Arabic ق د م‎ (q-d-m).

Root

ק־ד־ם • (q-d-m)

Forming words relating to oldness, antiquity; coming before or precedence.

Derived terms

(pa'al) קָדַם‎ (“to precede, to come before, to be first; to take precedence”)
(pi'el) קידם \ קִדֵּם‎ (“to promote”)
(pu'al) קודם \ קֻדַּם‎ (“to be promoted, to be advanced”)
(hif'il) הִקְדִּים‎ (hikdím)
(huf'al) הוקדם \ הֻקְדַּם‎ (hukdám)
(hitpa'el) הִתְקַדֵּם‎ (hitkadém)
(kétel) קֶדֶם‎ (“antiquity, ancient times”)
(kótel) קודם \ קֹדֶם‎ (kódem)
(katúl) קָדוּם‎ (kadúm)
קְדַם־‎ (“pre-”, prefix)
־קְדָם‎ (“preliminary”, suffix)
קַדְמוֹן‎ (kad'món)
קְדִימוֹן‎ (k'dimón, “promo, trailer”)

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