Yeardon — (spr. jihd n), Stadt in der engl. Grafsch. Yorkshire (West Riding), (1901) 7059 E … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
IBN TMART, Muhammad — (died 1130) Islamic REFORMER who opposed literalistic interpretations of the QUR N and all FORMS of ANTHROPOMORPHISM. He declared himself MAHDI in the Maghreb and with ABD al MU MIN led a JIHD against infidels and other MUSLIMS he considered… … Concise dictionary of Religion
ISLAM — the FAITH, obedience and practice of the followers of MUHAMMAD believed by them to be the final and perfected RELIGION revealed by GOD. When the word is written islam it denotes surrender to God, but when written Islam it denotes the religion… … Concise dictionary of Religion
a´ged|ness — a|ged «AY jihd for adj. 1, 3, n.; ayjd for adj. 2, 4», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. having lived a long time; old: »The aged woman was wrinkled and bent. SYNONYM(S): elderly. 2. of the age of: »A child aged six must go to school. 3. characteristic… … Useful english dictionary
a´ged|ly — a|ged «AY jihd for adj. 1, 3, n.; ayjd for adj. 2, 4», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. having lived a long time; old: »The aged woman was wrinkled and bent. SYNONYM(S): elderly. 2. of the age of: »A child aged six must go to school. 3. characteristic… … Useful english dictionary
a|ged — «AY jihd for adj. 1, 3, n.; ayjd for adj. 2, 4», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. having lived a long time; old: »The aged woman was wrinkled and bent. SYNONYM(S): elderly. 2. of the age of: »A child aged six must go to school. 3. characteristic of old… … Useful english dictionary
al|gid|i|ty — «al JIHD uh tee», noun. coldness, especially the cold stage of a fever; chilliness … Useful english dictionary
al|gid — «AL jihd», adjective. cold; chilly (used especially of the cold stage of a fever). ╂[< Latin algidus < algēre be cold] … Useful english dictionary
ca|ran|gid — «kuh RAN jihd», adjective, noun. = carangoid. (Cf. ↑carangoid) … Useful english dictionary
dis|en|gag|ed|ness — «DIHS ehn GAY jihd nihs», noun. the quality of being disengaged … Useful english dictionary