ودى

Arabic

Etymology

From the root و د ي (w-d-y).

Verb

وَدَى (wadā) I, non-past يَدِي‎ (yadī)

  1. to protrude, to whip out for discharge [+accusative = the penis]
  2. to give bloodwite (دِيَة (diya)) to
  3. to let come up, to bring near

Conjugation

Verb

وَدَّى (waddā) II, non-past يُوَدِّي‎ (yuwaddī)

  1. to carry off, to send to, to bring to

Conjugation

Gulf Arabic

Etymology

From Arabic وَدَّىٰ (waddā).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /wəd.də/

Verb

ودى (wadda) (form II, non-past يودي (ywaddi, ywiddi))

  1. (ditransitive, also figuratively) to take something or someone somewhere, to bring or deliver a person or thing to a location.
    الاستاذ ودى طلبته رحلة
    il-istāḏ wadda ṭalabta riḥla
    the teacher took his students (on) a trip

Derived terms

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