دعوى
Arabic
Etymology
From the root د ع و (d-ʕ-w).
Noun
دَعْوَى • (daʕwā) f (dual دَعْوَيَانِ (daʕwayāni), plural دَعَاوَى (daʕāwā) or دَعَاوٍ (daʕāwin), plural construct state دَعَاوِي (daʕāwī))
Declension
Declension of noun دَعْوَى (daʕwā)
Singular | singular invariable | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | دَعْوَى daʕwā |
الدَّعْوَى ad-daʕwā |
دَعْوَى daʕwā |
Nominative | دَعْوَى daʕwā |
الدَّعْوَى ad-daʕwā |
دَعْوَى daʕwā |
Accusative | دَعْوَى daʕwā |
الدَّعْوَى ad-daʕwā |
دَعْوَى daʕwā |
Genitive | دَعْوَى daʕwā |
الدَّعْوَى ad-daʕwā |
دَعْوَى daʕwā |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | دَعْوَيَيْن daʕwayayn |
الدَّعْوَيَيْن ad-daʕwayayn |
دَعْوَيَيْ daʕwayay |
Nominative | دَعْوَيَانِ daʕwayāni |
الدَّعْوَيَانِ ad-daʕwayāni |
دَعْوَيَا daʕwayā |
Accusative | دَعْوَيَيْنِ daʕwayayni |
الدَّعْوَيَيْنِ ad-daʕwayayni |
دَعْوَيَيْ daʕwayay |
Genitive | دَعْوَيَيْنِ daʕwayayni |
الدَّعْوَيَيْنِ ad-daʕwayayni |
دَعْوَيَيْ daʕwayay |
Plural | broken plural diptote in ـٍ (-in); broken plural invariable | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | دَعَاوِي; دَعَاوَى daʕāwī; daʕāwā |
الدَّعَاوِي; الدَّعَاوَى ad-daʕāwī; ad-daʕāwā |
دَعَاوِي; دَعَاوَى daʕāwī; daʕāwā |
Nominative | دَعَاوٍ; دَعَاوَى daʕāwin; daʕāwā |
الدَّعَاوِي; الدَّعَاوَى ad-daʕāwī; ad-daʕāwā |
دَعَاوِي; دَعَاوَى daʕāwī; daʕāwā |
Accusative | دَعَاوِيَ; دَعَاوَى daʕāwiya; daʕāwā |
الدَّعَاوِيَ; الدَّعَاوَى ad-daʕāwiya; ad-daʕāwā |
دَعَاوِيَ; دَعَاوَى daʕāwiya; daʕāwā |
Genitive | دَعَاوٍ; دَعَاوَى daʕāwin; daʕāwā |
الدَّعَاوِي; الدَّعَاوَى ad-daʕāwī; ad-daʕāwā |
دَعَاوِي; دَعَاوَى daʕāwī; daʕāwā |
Descendants
- Bashkir дәғүә (dəğwə, “claim, pretension”)
References
- Lane, Edward William (1863) “دعوى”, in Arabic-English Lexicon[1], London: Williams & Norgate
- Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “دعوى”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary[2], London: W.H. Allen