جردة

Arabic

Etymology

From the root ج ر د‎ (j-r-d).

Noun

جُرْدَة • (jurda) f

  1. state of undress, being stripped of one’s vesture

Declension

Noun

جَرْدَة • (jarda) f (plural جَرْدَات‎ (jardāt)) (rare)

  1. alternative form of جَرْد‎ (jard, “inventory, list”)
    • 2016 August 21, “جردة بميداليات العرب وأميركا "منجل" الأولمبياد الحاصد”, in Al-ʿarabiyya‎:
      ‏أسفل صورة جردة الدول العشر من شرح للميداليات العربية.‎‎
      Below a depiction of the ten states for explaining the Arab medals.

Declension

References

Moroccan Arabic

Etymology

From French jardin.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʒar.da/

Noun

جردة • (jarda) f (plural جرادي‎ (jrādi) or جردات‎ (jardāt), diminutive جريدة‎ (jrīda))

  1. garden
    Synonym: جنينة‎ (jnīna)
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