متعب

Arabic

Etymology 1

Derived from the active participle of أَتْعَبَ (ʔatʕaba, “to tire (transitive)”), form IV causative of تَعِبَ (taʕiba, “to be tired”), from the root ت ع ب (t-ʕ-b).

Pronunciation

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Adjective

مُتْعِب • (mutʕib) (feminine مُتْعِبَة (mutʕiba), masculine plural مُتْعِبُونَ (mutʕibūna), feminine plural مُتْعِبَات (mutʕibāt))

1. tiring

Declension

Declension of adjective مُتْعِب (mutʕib)

Singular	Masculine		Feminine
	basic singular triptote		singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعِب mutʕib	الْمُتْعِب al-mutʕib	مُتْعِبَة mutʕiba	الْمُتْعِبَة al-mutʕiba
Nominative	مُتْعِبٌ mutʕibun	الْمُتْعِبُ al-mutʕibu	مُتْعِبَةٌ mutʕibatun	الْمُتْعِبَةُ al-mutʕibatu
Accusative	مُتْعِبًا mutʕiban	الْمُتْعِبَ al-mutʕiba	مُتْعِبَةً mutʕibatan	الْمُتْعِبَةَ al-mutʕibata
Genitive	مُتْعِبٍ mutʕibin	الْمُتْعِبِ al-mutʕibi	مُتْعِبَةٍ mutʕibatin	الْمُتْعِبَةِ al-mutʕibati
Dual	Masculine		Feminine
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعِبَيْن mutʕibayn	الْمُتْعِبَيْن al-mutʕibayn	مُتْعِبَتَيْن mutʕibatayn	الْمُتْعِبَتَيْن al-mutʕibatayn
Nominative	مُتْعِبَانِ mutʕibāni	الْمُتْعِبَانِ al-mutʕibāni	مُتْعِبَتَانِ mutʕibatāni	الْمُتْعِبَتَانِ al-mutʕibatāni
Accusative	مُتْعِبَيْنِ mutʕibayni	الْمُتْعِبَيْنِ al-mutʕibayni	مُتْعِبَتَيْنِ mutʕibatayni	الْمُتْعِبَتَيْنِ al-mutʕibatayni
Genitive	مُتْعِبَيْنِ mutʕibayni	الْمُتْعِبَيْنِ al-mutʕibayni	مُتْعِبَتَيْنِ mutʕibatayni	الْمُتْعِبَتَيْنِ al-mutʕibatayni
Plural	Masculine		Feminine
	sound masculine plural		sound feminine plural
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعِبِين mutʕibīn	الْمُتْعِبِين al-mutʕibīn	مُتْعِبَات mutʕibāt	الْمُتْعِبَات al-mutʕibāt
Nominative	مُتْعِبُونَ mutʕibūna	الْمُتْعِبُونَ al-mutʕibūna	مُتْعِبَاتٌ mutʕibātun	الْمُتْعِبَاتُ al-mutʕibātu
Accusative	مُتْعِبِينَ mutʕibīna	الْمُتْعِبِينَ al-mutʕibīna	مُتْعِبَاتٍ mutʕibātin	الْمُتْعِبَاتِ al-mutʕibāti
Genitive	مُتْعِبِينَ mutʕibīna	الْمُتْعِبِينَ al-mutʕibīna	مُتْعِبَاتٍ mutʕibātin	الْمُتْعِبَاتِ al-mutʕibāti

Etymology 2

Derived from the passive participle of أَتْعَبَ (ʔatʕaba, “to tire (transitive)”), form IV causative of تَعِبَ (taʕiba, “to be tired”), from the root ت ع ب (t-ʕ-b).

Adjective

مُتْعَب • (mutʕab) (feminine مُتْعَبَة (mutʕaba), masculine plural مُتْعَبُونَ (mutʕabūna), feminine plural مُتْعَبَات (mutʕabāt))

1. tired

Declension

Declension of adjective مُتْعَب (mutʕab)

Singular	Masculine		Feminine
	basic singular triptote		singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعَب mutʕab	الْمُتْعَب al-mutʕab	مُتْعَبَة mutʕaba	الْمُتْعَبَة al-mutʕaba
Nominative	مُتْعَبٌ mutʕabun	الْمُتْعَبُ al-mutʕabu	مُتْعَبَةٌ mutʕabatun	الْمُتْعَبَةُ al-mutʕabatu
Accusative	مُتْعَبًا mutʕaban	الْمُتْعَبَ al-mutʕaba	مُتْعَبَةً mutʕabatan	الْمُتْعَبَةَ al-mutʕabata
Genitive	مُتْعَبٍ mutʕabin	الْمُتْعَبِ al-mutʕabi	مُتْعَبَةٍ mutʕabatin	الْمُتْعَبَةِ al-mutʕabati
Dual	Masculine		Feminine
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعَبَيْن mutʕabayn	الْمُتْعَبَيْن al-mutʕabayn	مُتْعَبَتَيْن mutʕabatayn	الْمُتْعَبَتَيْن al-mutʕabatayn
Nominative	مُتْعَبَانِ mutʕabāni	الْمُتْعَبَانِ al-mutʕabāni	مُتْعَبَتَانِ mutʕabatāni	الْمُتْعَبَتَانِ al-mutʕabatāni
Accusative	مُتْعَبَيْنِ mutʕabayni	الْمُتْعَبَيْنِ al-mutʕabayni	مُتْعَبَتَيْنِ mutʕabatayni	الْمُتْعَبَتَيْنِ al-mutʕabatayni
Genitive	مُتْعَبَيْنِ mutʕabayni	الْمُتْعَبَيْنِ al-mutʕabayni	مُتْعَبَتَيْنِ mutʕabatayni	الْمُتْعَبَتَيْنِ al-mutʕabatayni
Plural	Masculine		Feminine
	sound masculine plural		sound feminine plural
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	مُتْعَبِين mutʕabīn	الْمُتْعَبِين al-mutʕabīn	مُتْعَبَات mutʕabāt	الْمُتْعَبَات al-mutʕabāt
Nominative	مُتْعَبُونَ mutʕabūna	الْمُتْعَبُونَ al-mutʕabūna	مُتْعَبَاتٌ mutʕabātun	الْمُتْعَبَاتُ al-mutʕabātu
Accusative	مُتْعَبِينَ mutʕabīna	الْمُتْعَبِينَ al-mutʕabīna	مُتْعَبَاتٍ mutʕabātin	الْمُتْعَبَاتِ al-mutʕabāti
Genitive	مُتْعَبِينَ mutʕabīna	الْمُتْعَبِينَ al-mutʕabīna	مُتْعَبَاتٍ mutʕabātin	الْمُتْعَبَاتِ al-mutʕabāti

References

• Wehr, Hans (1960) “متعب”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 3rd edition, Ithaca, NY: Otto Harrassowitz, pages 94-95