أردأ

Etymology

Elative of رَدِيء‎ (radīʾ, “bad, evil, wicked, corrupt, depraved; worthless; low, ignoble, vile, mean; vicious; disapproved, disliked, hated, abominable; weak, impotent”), from the root ر د ء‎ (r-d-ʾ).

Adjective

أَرْدَأ • (ʾardaʾ)

1. elative degree of رَدِيء‎ (radīʾ):
   1. worse, more evil, wickeder, more corrupt, more depraved; worst, most evil, wickedest, most corrupt, most depraved
   2. more worthless; most worthless
   3. lower, more ignoble, viler, meaner; lowest, most ignoble, vilest, meanest
   4. more vicious; most vicious
   5. more disapproved, more disliked, more hated, more abominable; most disapproved, most disliked, most hated, most abominable
   6. weaker, more impotent; weakest, most impotent