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جَديد

Root: ج د د

Arabic English Dictionary: meaning and translation for جَديد (jdyd)

ج أَجِدّة وجُدَد وجُدُد : صفة مشبَّهة تدلّ على الثبوت من جَدَّ3 : مبتكر، مستحدث، خلاف القديم
Translation:
Plural forms: ajiddah, judad, judud; a permanent relative adjective derived from jadda: innovative, modern, opposite of old.
  • لم يعرفه مسبقًا
  • لا جَديد تحت الشمس : لم يجدّ جديدٌ
  • مِنْ جديد : مجدَّدًا، مرَّة أخرى
  • وَجْهٌ جديد : يُرى لأوّل مرّة، ظهر حديثًا.
Translation:
  • Unprecedented, previously unknown
  • no new thing under the sun: nothing has changed
  • min jadid: anew, once again
  • wajh jadid: seen for the first time, newly appeared.

Sub-Meanings / Derivatives:

العَهْد الجديد
(دن) (في المسيحيّة) كتاب يحتوي الأناجيل الأربعة وأعمال الرُّسل والرَّسائل والرُّؤيا.
Translation:
(Religions) (In Christianity) A book containing the four Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Epistles, and Revelation (The New Testament).
الجَديدان
اللَّيْلُ والنَّهارُ، لأنّهما لا يبليان.
Translation:
The night and the day, because they never wear out.

Example / Citation:

  • " لكلِّ جَديد بهْجة ولكلِّ قادم دهشة
  • {إِنْ يَشَأْ يُذْهِبْكُمْ وَيَأْتِ بِخَلْقٍ جَدِيدٍ} "
Translation:
  • "Every new thing has its charm, and every newcomer brings wonder
  • {If He wills, He can do away with you and bring forth a new creation}"

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