درد — I الوسيط (دَرِدَ) دَرَدًا: سقطت أَسنانه كلها. و الناقةُ: تحاثت أسنانها فلحقت بدَرادِرِها من الكِبَر. فهو أُدْرَدُ، وهي دَوْداءُ. (ج) دُرْدٌ. (أدْرَدَهُ): أسقط أسنانه كلها. وفي الحديث: لَزِمْتُ السِّواكَ حتى خشيتُ أن يُدْرِدَنِي. (الدُّرْدِيُّ):… … Arabic modern dictionary
дард — [درد] 1. ҳисси нохушии ягон узв, ранҷ, озор, азият: дарди ҷонгудоз, дарди ҷонкоҳ, ба дард даромадан, ба дард тоқат кардан 2. беморӣ, касалӣ, мараз: дарди гулӯ, дарди дандон, дарди чашм; дард дигар, аҷал дигар (зарб.); дард гирифтан сар шудани… … Фарҳанги тафсирии забони тоҷикӣ
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