חלד

Hebrew

Root
ח־ל־ד (kh-l-d)
7 terms

Etymology

Compare Arabic خلد (“to be eternal”) and Ge'ez ኀለደ (ḫälädä, “to last a longtime”).

Noun

חֶלֶד • (khéled) m (Biblical Hebrew pausal form חָלֶד) [pattern: קֶטֶל]

  1. (This) world, (This) life.
    • Psalms 49:1:
      כל ישבי חָלֶד
      All ye inhabitants of the world:[1]
  2. an age, a duration; a lifetime

Declension

Declension of חֶלֶד
isolated forms with possessive pronouns
Number: State: form Person: singular plural
m f m f
singular indefinite חֶלֶד first חֶלְדִּי חֶלְדֵּנוּ
definite הַחֶלֶד second חֶלְדְּךָ חֶלְדֵּךְ חֶלְדְּכֶם חֶלְדְּכֶן
construct חֶלֶד־ third חֶלְדּוֹ חֶלְדָּהּ חֶלְדָּם חֶלְדָּן

Noun

חֹלֶד • (khóled) m

  1. defective spelling of חולד

References

  • Lazar, Yisrael (1991), THE NEW DICTIONARY Hebrew-English English-Hebrew, Jerusalem: Kiryat Sefer, →ISBN
  • Notes:
  1. ^ The King James Bible: The Oxford Standard Text (1769).
  • "חלד" in the Noun Declension Tables of the Academy of Hebrew Language
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