سؤدد
Arabic
Etymology
See first paragraph for س و د (s-w-d) in Lane on the coordination with the scale فُعْلَل (fuʕlal), as if the root was originally س ء د د (s-ʔ-d-d), an augment of س د د (s-d-d); particular to certain hamza-featuring dialects like that of the Banī Ṭayyʾ.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /suʔ.dud/, /suʔ.dad/
Noun
سُؤْدُد or سُؤْدَد • (suʔdud or suʔdad) m
Declension
Singular | basic singular triptote | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | سُؤْدُد; سُؤْدَد suʔdud; suʔdad |
السُّؤْدُد; السُّؤْدَد as-suʔdud; as-suʔdad |
سُؤْدُد; سُؤْدَد suʔdud; suʔdad |
Nominative | سُؤْدُدٌ; سُؤْدَدٌ suʔdudun; suʔdadun |
السُّؤْدُدُ; السُّؤْدَدُ as-suʔdudu; as-suʔdadu |
سُؤْدُدُ; سُؤْدَدُ suʔdudu; suʔdadu |
Accusative | سُؤْدُدًا; سُؤْدَدًا suʔdudan; suʔdadan |
السُّؤْدُدَ; السُّؤْدَدَ as-suʔduda; as-suʔdada |
سُؤْدُدَ; سُؤْدَدَ suʔduda; suʔdada |
Genitive | سُؤْدُدٍ; سُؤْدَدٍ suʔdudin; suʔdadin |
السُّؤْدُدِ; السُّؤْدَدِ as-suʔdudi; as-suʔdadi |
سُؤْدُدِ; سُؤْدَدِ suʔdudi; suʔdadi |
References
- Lane, Edward William (1863) “سود”, in Arabic-English Lexicon, London: Williams & Norgate, page 1460
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