An Aramaic verb meaning to flee or escape, related to Hebrew נוּד and Aramaic נדד. Daniel 4:14 uses it in Nebuchadnezzar's dream: a voice commands beasts to 'flee from beneath' the great tree before it is cut down. The imperfect form תְּנֻד expresses command or permission: 'let them flee.' The verb captures urgent departure from danger—animals sensing threat and running to safety. This is instinctive flight, the natural response to approaching catastrophe that even beasts recognize.