مسلمان

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Persian مسلمان‏ (mosalmân), from Arabic مُسْلِم‏ (muslim).

Noun

مسلمان • (muslimân)

1. (Islam) Muslim

Descendants

• Turkish: Müslüman

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Persian

Etymology

From Arabic مُسْلِم‏ (muslim).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [mosælˈmɒn], [musælˈmɒn]

Noun

مسلمان • (mosalmân) (plural مسلمانان‏ (mosalmânân) or مسلمان‌ها‏ (mosalmân-hâ))

1. (Islam) Muslim

Inflection

basic forms of مسلمان

	singular	plural
bare	مسلمان (mosalmân)	مسلمانان (mosalmân) مسلمانا (mosalmânấ) (colloquial)
definitive direct object	مسلمان را (mosalmân râ) مسلمان رو (mosalmâno) (colloquial)	مسلمانان را (mosalmân) مسلمانا رو (mosalmânấ ro) (colloquial)
ezâfé	مسلمان (mosalmân-e)	مسلمانان (mosalmân) مسلمانای (mosalmânấ-ye) (colloquial)
marked indefinite, relative definite	مسلمانی (mosalmân-i)	مسلمانانی (mosalmân) مسلمانایی (mosalmânấi) (colloquial)

predicative forms of مسلمان

	singular	plural
1st person (I am/we are)	مسلمانم (mosalmânam)	مسلمانیم (mosalmânim)
2nd person (you are)	مسلمانی (mosalmâni)	مسلمانید (mosalmânid) مسلمانین (mosalmânin) (colloquial)
3rd person (he, she, it is/they are)	مسلمان است (mosalmân ast) مسلمانه (mosalmâne) (colloquial)	مسلمانند (mosalmânand) مسلمانن (mosalmânan) (colloquial)

Related terms

• مسلمانی‏ (mosalmâni)

Descendants

• Bashkir: мосолман (mosolman, “Muslim”)
• Ottoman Turkish: مسلمان‏
  • Turkish: Müslüman
    • English: Mussulman