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ح م د
See also:
حمد
and
جمد
Arabic
Etymology
Compare with the cognate
Hebrew
ח־מ־ד
root.
Root
ح م د
•
(
ḥ-m-d
)
Related to
praising
Derived terms
Form I
:
حَمِدَ
(
ḥamida
,
“
to
praise
, to
eulogize
, to
commend
, to be
angry
with
”
)
Verbal noun:
حَمْد
(
ḥamd
)
,
مَحْمَد
(
maḥmad
)
,
مَحْمِد
(
maḥmid
)
,
مَحْمَدَة
(
maḥmada
)
,
مَحْمِدَة
(
maḥmida
)
,
حَمَد
(
ḥamad
)
Active participle:
حَامِد
(
ḥāmid
)
Passive participle:
مَحْمُود
(
maḥmūd
)
Form II
:
حَمَّدَ
(
ḥammada
)
Verbal noun:
تَحْمِيد
(
taḥmīd
)
Active participle:
مُحَمِّد
(
muḥammid
)
Passive participle:
مُحَمَّد
(
muḥammad
)
Form IV
:
أَحْمَدَ
(
ʾaḥmada
,
“
to show oneself
praiseworthy
”
)
Verbal noun:
إِحْمَاد
(
ʾiḥmād
)
Active participle:
مُحْمِد
(
muḥmid
)
Passive participle:
مُحْمَد
(
muḥmad
)
حَمْد
(
ḥamd
)
حَمَد
(
ḥamad
)
حَمْدَان
(
ḥamdān
)
حَمِيد
(
ḥamīd
)
أَحْمَد
(
ʾaḥmad
)
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