فيروس

Arabic

Etymology

Ultimately from Latin virus (“poison, slime, venom”), through English and French virus. Google Books analysis shows the word entered Arabic in the first half of the 19th century.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /fiː.ruːs/, /faj.ruːs/, /vaj.ruːs/, /viː.ruːs/

Noun

فَيْرُوس • (fayrūs) m (plural فَيْرُوسَات (fayrūsāt))

  1. (virology, medicine) virus
  2. (computing) virus

Declension
Declension of noun فَيْرُوس (fayrūs)
Singular basic singular triptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal فَيْرُوس
fayrūs		 الْفَيْرُوس
al-fayrūs		 فَيْرُوس
fayrūs
Nominative فَيْرُوسٌ
fayrūsun		 الْفَيْرُوسُ
al-fayrūsu		 فَيْرُوسُ
fayrūsu
Accusative فَيْرُوسًا
fayrūsan		 الْفَيْرُوسَ
al-fayrūsa		 فَيْرُوسَ
fayrūsa
Genitive فَيْرُوسٍ
fayrūsin		 الْفَيْرُوسِ
al-fayrūsi		 فَيْرُوسِ
fayrūsi
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal فَيْرُوسَيْن
fayrūsayn		 الْفَيْرُوسَيْن
al-fayrūsayn		 فَيْرُوسَيْ
fayrūsay
Nominative فَيْرُوسَانِ
fayrūsāni		 الْفَيْرُوسَانِ
al-fayrūsāni		 فَيْرُوسَا
fayrūsā
Accusative فَيْرُوسَيْنِ
fayrūsayni		 الْفَيْرُوسَيْنِ
al-fayrūsayni		 فَيْرُوسَيْ
fayrūsay
Genitive فَيْرُوسَيْنِ
fayrūsayni		 الْفَيْرُوسَيْنِ
al-fayrūsayni		 فَيْرُوسَيْ
fayrūsay
Plural sound feminine plural
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal فَيْرُوسَات
fayrūsāt		 الْفَيْرُوسَات
al-fayrūsāt		 فَيْرُوسَات
fayrūsāt
Nominative فَيْرُوسَاتٌ
fayrūsātun		 الْفَيْرُوسَاتُ
al-fayrūsātu		 فَيْرُوسَاتُ
fayrūsātu
Accusative فَيْرُوسَاتٍ
fayrūsātin		 الْفَيْرُوسَاتِ
al-fayrūsāti		 فَيْرُوسَاتِ
fayrūsāti
Genitive فَيْرُوسَاتٍ
fayrūsātin		 الْفَيْرُوسَاتِ
al-fayrūsāti		 فَيْرُوسَاتِ
fayrūsāti

References
  • Wehr, Hans (1979) “فيروس”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN

Hijazi Arabic

Etymology

See above.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /fajˈruːs/, /vajˈruːs/

Noun

فَيْروس • (fayrūs, vayrūs) f (plural فيروسات (fayrūsāt, vayrūsāt))

  1. virus
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