عَادَ (و)(n. ac. عَوْد عَوْدَةمَعَاج [] ) a. [Ila], Returned to: b. Became. c. Happened, took place, occurred. d. [La], Profited, benefited, advantaged. e. ['Ala], Turned against; injured, prejudiced disadvantaged. f.(n. ac. عَوْد عِيَاد [عِوَاْد]), Repeated; did repeatedly, made a practice of. g.(n. ac. عَوْد عِوَاْد عِوَاْد عُوَاْدَة), Visited ( an invalid ). عَوَّدَa. Accustomed, habituated to. عَاْوَدَa. Returned to. b. [acc. & Bi], Plied, importuned with (questions). c. see I (f) أَعْوَدَa. Returned to. b. Repeated, reiterated. c. [acc. & Ila], Brought back, restored to. d. see I (f) تَعَوَّدَa. Became accustomed, habituated to; accustomed himself to; became practised, expert in. b. see I (g) تَعَاْوَدَa. Returned to the charge. إِعْتَوَدَa. see V (a) إِسْتَعْوَدَa. see V (a)b. Asked to repeat. c. Called, summoned, recalled. عَوْد (pl. عِوَدَة [ 7t ] عِيَدَة [] ) a. Return. b. Repetition. c. Old. عَادَة [] ( pl. reg. & عَوَاْوِدُ) a. Habit, custom, usage, practice, wont. عَادِيّ [] a. Old, ancient. عِيْد (pl. أَعْوَاْد) a. Festival, feast, feast-day. b. Returning. عُوْد (pl. عِيْدَان [عِوْدَاْن a. I ] أَعْوَاْد), Wood, timber. b. Aloe-wood. c. Lute. أَعْوَد [] a. More useful, more advantageous &c. مَعَاد [] a. Return. b. Destination. c. Place of resort; haunt. d. [art.], The Hereafter. عَائِد [] (pl. عَوْد عُوْد) a. Visitor of the sick. عَائِدَة [] ( pl. reg. & عُوَّد [] ) a. fem. of عَاْوِدb. (pl. عَوَاْوِدُ), Return; profit, benefit, advantage, utility, use. c. Revenue; income. عُوَادَة [] a. Return. b. Warmed up food. عَوَّاد [] a. Player on the lute. عَيْدَان [] a. Lofty palm-trees. مُعَوَّد [ N. P. a. II], Accustomed, habituated, wont. مُعَاوِد [ N. Ag. a. III], Persevering, persistent; courageous. مُعَاوَدَة [ N. Ac. عَاْوَدَ (عِوْد)] a. see 1 (a) & 1tA مُعِيْد [ N. Ag. a. IV], Expert, experienced. b. Lion. c. Docile (horse). d. Resuscitator (God). إِعَادَة [ N. Ac. a. IV], Repetition. مُتْعَوِّد [ N. Ag. a. V], مُعْتَاد [ N. P. VIII] see N. P. II إِعْتِيَاد [ N. Ac. a. VIII] see 1tA إِعْتِيَادِيّ a. Habitual, customary, usual. إِعْتِيَادِيًا a. Habitually, customarily, usually. عَوْدَقَة a. see under عَدَقَ
