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Arabic frequency list

No. 2,090 in Arabic

ترد

"ترد" means "to reply" or "to respond."

In a sentence

  • ترد الأم على أسئلة أطفالها بصبر.

    The mother responds to her children's questions with patience.

    Here, "ترد" is used to mean "responds" or "replies," describing a verbal or written reply to communication.

  • إذا طرقت الباب، سترد التحية بلطف.

    If you knock on the door, she will return the greeting kindly.

    In this sentence, "ترد" is used to signify "returns" or "reciprocates," indicating the act of giving back a greeting or gesture.

  • يحاول السهم أن ينطلق، لكن الرياح تردُّه.

    The arrow tries to launch, but the winds repel it.

    Here, "ترد" has the meaning "repels" or "pushes back," showing an action of resistance or hindrance to a force.

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