ميد

m-y-d

5 wordsRank #790

Description

The Arabic root م-ي-د (m-y-d) carries the core meaning of shaking, swaying, or being unstable. In the Quran, it appears primarily in reference to the earth, describing how Allah made the earth stable and prevented it from shaking or moving violently so that humans could live peacefully upon it. The root also extends to the concept of a spread table (ma'idah) in Surah Al-Ma'idah, possibly connecting to the idea of something laid out or extended, though this represents a distinct semantic development of the root related to provision and abundance rather than instability.

Derived Words in the Quran

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مَآئِدَةًۭ
māidatan— a table spread
noun5:112
مَآئِدَةًۭ
māidatan— a table spread
noun5:114
تَمِيدَ
tamīda— it should shake
verb16:15
تَمِيدَ
tamīda— it (should) shake
verb21:31
تَمِيدَ
tamīda— it (might) shake
verb31:10