سؤدد

Arabic

Etymology

See first paragraph for س و د (s-w-d) in Lane on the coordination with the scale فُعْلَل (fuˁlāl), 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 Ṭayyˀ.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /suʔ.dud/, IPA^(key): /suʔ.dad/

Noun

سُؤْدُد or سُؤْدَد • (suʔdud or suʔdad) m

1. verbal noun of سَادَ (sāda) (form I)

Declension

Declension of noun سُؤْدُد (suʔdud)‎; سُؤْدَد (suʔdad)

Singular	basic singular triptote
	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^[1], London: Williams & Norgate, page 1460