عيط

Egyptian Arabic

Root
ع ي ط
1 term

Etymology

From Arabic عَيَّطَ (ʕayyaṭa).

Verb

عيط • (transliteration needed) II (non-past يعيّط)

1. to cry

Moroccan Arabic

Root
ع ي ط
1 term

Etymology

From Arabic عَيَّطَ (ʕayyaṭa).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʕaj.jatˤ/

Verb

عيط • (ʕayyaṭ) II (non-past يعَيط (yʕayyaṭ))

1. to call

   Synonyms: اتصل (ettaṣal), (rural) غوت (ḡawwat)

Conjugation

Conjugation of عيط
		singular				plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person		1st person	2nd person	3rd person
past	m	عيّطت (ʕayyaṭt)	عيّطتي (ʕayyaṭti)	عيّط (ʕayyaṭ)		عيّطنا (ʕayyaṭna)	عيّطتوا (ʕayyaṭtu)	عيّطوا (ʕayyṭu)
	f			عيّطت (ʕayyṭāt)
non-past	m	نعيّط (nʕayyaṭ)	تعيّط (tʕayyaṭ)	يعيّط (yʕayyaṭ)		نعيّطوا (nʕayyṭu)	تعيّطوا (tʕayyṭu)	يعيّطوا (yʕayyṭu)
	f		تعيّطي (tʕayyṭi)	تعيّط (tʕayyaṭ)
imperative	m		عيّط (ʕayyaṭ)				عيّطوا (ʕayyṭu)
	f		عيّطي (ʕayyṭi)

North Levantine Arabic

Etymology

From Arabic عَيَّطَ (ʕayyaṭa).

Verb

عيط • (ʕayyaṭ) II (non-past يعيط (yʕayyeṭ))

1. to call (for لـ someone)
2. to shout, yell (at على someone)

South Levantine Arabic

Root
ع ي ط
1 term

Etymology

From Arabic عَيَّطَ (ʕayyaṭa).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʕaj.jatˤ/, [ˈʕɑj.jɑtˤ]

• Audio (al-Lidd):

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Verb

عيط • (ʕayyaṭ) II (present بعيّط (biʕayyeṭ))

1. to cry

   Synonym: بكى (baka)

Conjugation

Conjugation of عيّط (ʕayyaṭ)
		singular				plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person		1st person	2nd person	3rd person
past	m	عيّطت (ʕayyaṭt)	عيّطت (ʕayyaṭt)	عيّط (ʕayyaṭ)		عيّطنا (ʕayyaṭna)	عيّطتو (ʕayyaṭtu)	عيّطو (ʕayyaṭu)
	f		عيّطتي (ʕayyaṭti)	عيّطت (ʕayyaṭat)
present	m	بعيّط (baʕayyeṭ)	بتعيّط (bitʕayyeṭ)	بعيّط (biʕayyeṭ)		منعيّط (minʕayyeṭ)	بتعيّطو (bitʕayyṭu)	بعيّطو (biʕayyṭu)
	f		بتعيّطي (bitʕayyṭi)	بتعيّط (bitʕayyeṭ)
subjunctive	m	اعيّط (aʕayyeṭ)	تعيّط (tʕayyeṭ)	يعيّط (yʕayyeṭ)		نعيّط (nʕayyeṭ)	تعيّطو (tʕayyṭu)	يعيّطو (yʕayyṭu)
	f		تعيّطي (tʕayyṭi)	تعيّط (tʕayyeṭ)
imperative	m		عيّط (ʕayyeṭ)				عيّطو (ʕayyṭu)
	f		عيّطي (ʕayyṭi)