CAL: dq

←

dq (daq, daqqā) adj. thin; small child

√ dqq vb.

thin, sparse

Qumran, Sam

subst.: small child or pupil

JBA

BT Naz 59b(26)↗ מאי ליעביד ליה ר׳ יהושע לדקי׳ דלא ליסרי‏mˀy lyˁbyd lyh r' yhwšˁ ldqy' dlˀ lysryܡܐܝ ܠܝܥܒܝܕ ܠܝܗ ܪ܊ ܝܗܘܫܥ ܠܕܩܝ܊ ܕܠܐ ܠܝܣܪܝ‏ܡܐܝ ܠܝܥܒܝܕ ܠܝܗ ܪ܊ ܝܗܘܫܥ ܠܕܩܝ܊ ܕܠܐ ܠܝܣܪܝ‏mˀy lyˁbyd lyh r' yhwšˁ ldqy' dlˀ lysryמאי ליעביד ליה ר׳ יהושע לדקי׳ דלא ליסרי‏ܡܐܝ ܠܝܥܒܝܕ ܠܝܗ ܪ܊ ܝܗܘܫܥ ܠܕܩܝ܊ ܕܠܐ ܠܝܣܪܝ‏ܡܐܝ ܠܝܥܒܝܕ ܠܝܗ ܪ܊ ܝܗܘܫܥ ܠܕܩܝ܊ ܕܠܐ ܠܝܣܪܝ‏ : what should PN do with his child so it does not become lazy?

☛Derivatives▶

dˁdq adj. — fine, small
- dˁdq vb. — to make small
daqdaq adj. — small
- dqdqˀyt adv. — into small pieces
- drdq adj. — small (child)
  - drdq vb. — to make small
  - drdqw, drdqwtˀ n.f. — childhood
  - drdqwnˀ n.m.pl.t. — little children
    - drdqwnytˀ n.m. — little girls
dqy, dqytˀ n.f. — bottom of the spine

🔍Concordance▶

Complete KWIC concordance

✎Notes & Bibliography▶