أدعج

Arabic

Etymology

Color or defect adjective from the root د ع ج (d-ʕ-j).

Adjective

أَدْعَج • (ʔadʕaj) (feminine دَعْجَاء (daʕjāʔ), common plural دُعْج (duʕj))

1. black-eyed

Declension

Declension of adjective أَدْعَج (ʔadʕaj)

Singular	Masculine		Feminine
	basic singular diptote		basic singular diptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	أَدْعَج ʔadʕaj	الْأَدْعَج al-ʔadʕaj	دَعْجَاء daʕjāʔ	الدَّعْجَاء ad-daʕjāʔ
Nominative	أَدْعَجُ ʔadʕaju	الْأَدْعَجُ al-ʔadʕaju	دَعْجَاءُ daʕjāʔu	الدَّعْجَاءُ ad-daʕjāʔu
Accusative	أَدْعَجَ ʔadʕaja	الْأَدْعَجَ al-ʔadʕaja	دَعْجَاءَ daʕjāʔa	الدَّعْجَاءَ ad-daʕjāʔa
Genitive	أَدْعَجَ ʔadʕaja	الْأَدْعَجِ al-ʔadʕaji	دَعْجَاءَ daʕjāʔa	الدَّعْجَاءِ ad-daʕjāʔi
Dual	Masculine		Feminine
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	أَدْعَجَيْن ʔadʕajayn	الْأَدْعَجَيْن al-ʔadʕajayn	دَعْجَاوَيْن daʕjāwayn	الدَّعْجَاوَيْن ad-daʕjāwayn
Nominative	أَدْعَجَانِ ʔadʕajāni	الْأَدْعَجَانِ al-ʔadʕajāni	دَعْجَاوَانِ daʕjāwāni	الدَّعْجَاوَانِ ad-daʕjāwāni
Accusative	أَدْعَجَيْنِ ʔadʕajayni	الْأَدْعَجَيْنِ al-ʔadʕajayni	دَعْجَاوَيْنِ daʕjāwayni	الدَّعْجَاوَيْنِ ad-daʕjāwayni
Genitive	أَدْعَجَيْنِ ʔadʕajayni	الْأَدْعَجَيْنِ al-ʔadʕajayni	دَعْجَاوَيْنِ daʕjāwayni	الدَّعْجَاوَيْنِ ad-daʕjāwayni
Plural	Masculine		Feminine
	basic broken plural triptote		basic broken plural triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	دُعْج duʕj	الدُّعْج ad-duʕj	دُعْج duʕj	الدُّعْج ad-duʕj
Nominative	دُعْجٌ duʕjun	الدُّعْجُ ad-duʕju	دُعْجٌ duʕjun	الدُّعْجُ ad-duʕju
Accusative	دُعْجًا duʕjan	الدُّعْجَ ad-duʕja	دُعْجًا duʕjan	الدُّعْجَ ad-duʕja
Genitive	دُعْجٍ duʕjin	الدُّعْجِ ad-duʕji	دُعْجٍ duʕjin	الدُّعْجِ ad-duʕji

References

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