ايد

From general dialectal Arabic اِيد‎ (īd), variant of classical يَد‎ (yad).

ايد • (īd) f (dual إِيدِين‎ (idēn), plural أيادي‎ (ayādi))

1. (anatomy) hand

From general dialectal Arabic اِيد‎ (īd), variant of classical يَد‎ (yad).

إِيد • (īd) f (dual إِيدين‎ (īdēn), plural أيادي‎ (ayādi))

1. (anatomy) hand
2. (anatomy) arm

• يد‎ (yadd, yidd)

From general dialectal Arabic اِيد‎ (īd), variant of classical يَد‎ (yad).

• IPA^(key): /ʔiːd/

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إِيد • (ʔīd) f (dual إيدين‎ (ʔīdayn), plural يدين‎ (ʔīdīn))

1. (anatomy) hand

From general dialectal Arabic اِيد‎ (īd), variant of classical يَد‎ (yad).

ايد • (ʾīd) f (dual ايدتين‎ (ʾīdtayn), plural ايدين‎ (ʾīdayn) or ايادي‎ (ʾyādi))

1. (anatomy) hand
2. (by extension) handle

   Synonym: مَسكة‎ (maske)

From general dialectal Arabic اِيد‎ (īd), variant of classical يَد‎ (yad).

• IPA^(key): /ʔiːd/, [ʔiːd]

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إيد • (ʔīd) f (dual إيدتين‎ (ʔīdtēn), plural إيدين‎ (ʔīdēn))

1. hand

   ‏هو دايما بنسى يغسّل إيديه.‎‎

   huwwe dāyman binsa yḡassel ʔīdēh

   He always forgets to wash his hands.

2. arm

   Synonym: (formal) ذراع‎ (ḏrāʕ)

3. (by extension) handle

• When a suffix pronoun is attached to the plural form, the final ن‎ is dropped.
• While the original meaning of إيد (ʔīd) is “hand”, its usage is extended to the whole arm. When a distinction between “hand” and “arm” is necessary, the formal term ذراع‎ (ḏrāʕ, “arm”) borrowed from MSA can be used.