لدن

Arabic

Etymology 1

Developed from لَ‎ (la, “to, for”) + دُون‎ (dūn, “beneath; by one's feet”); hence coming to or being at a space or duration close or near, right at their feet, immediately before them, in the presence of, happening or being near, following in a location or time.

Preposition

لَدُنْ • (ladun)

  1. at, by, near
Usage notes
  • Usually preceded by مِنْ‎ (min, “from”).
Inflection
    Inflected forms
Base form لَدُنْ (ladun)
Personal-pronoun-
including forms		 Singular Dual Plural
Masculine Feminine Common Masculine Feminine
First person لَدُنِي‎ (ladunī) لَدُنَّا‎ (ladunnā)
Second person لَدُنْكَ‎ (ladunka) لَدُنْكِ‎ (ladunki) لَدُنْكُمَا‎ (ladunkumā) لَدُنْكُمْ‎ (ladunkum) لَدُنْكُنَّ‎ (ladunkunna)
Third person لَدُنْهُ‎ (ladunhu) لَدُنْهَا‎ (ladunhā) لَدُنْهُمَا‎ (ladunhumā) لَدُنْهُمْ‎ (ladunhum) لَدُنْهُنَّ‎ (ladunhunna)

Etymology 2

Verb

لِدْنَ • (lidna) (form I)

  1. second-person feminine plural active imperative of وَلَدَ‎ (walada)
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