باشا

Arabic

Etymology

From Ottoman Turkish پاشا (paşa).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /baː.ʃaː/

Noun

بَاشَا • (bāšā) m (plural بَاشَوَات (bāšawāt) or بَاشَاوَات (bāšāwāt))

pasha, bashaw
sir, mister; polite term of address for a male stranger

Declension

Declension of noun **بَاشَا** (bāšā)
singular	singular invariable
singular	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	بَاشَا bāšā	الْبَاشَا al-bāšā	بَاشَا bāšā
nominative	بَاشَا bāšā	الْبَاشَا al-bāšā	بَاشَا bāšā
accusative	بَاشَا bāšā	الْبَاشَا al-bāšā	بَاشَا bāšā
genitive	بَاشَا bāšā	الْبَاشَا al-bāšā	بَاشَا bāšā
dual	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	بَاشَاوَيْن bāšāwayn	الْبَاشَاوَيْن al-bāšāwayn	بَاشَاوَيْ bāšāway
nominative	بَاشَاوَانِ bāšāwāni	الْبَاشَاوَانِ al-bāšāwāni	بَاشَاوَا bāšāwā
accusative	بَاشَاوَيْنِ bāšāwayni	الْبَاشَاوَيْنِ al-bāšāwayni	بَاشَاوَيْ bāšāway
genitive	بَاشَاوَيْنِ bāšāwayni	الْبَاشَاوَيْنِ al-bāšāwayni	بَاشَاوَيْ bāšāway
plural	sound feminine plural
plural	indefinite	definite	construct
informal	بَاشَوَات‎; بَاشَاوَات bāšawāt‎; bāšāwāt	الْبَاشَوَات‎; الْبَاشَاوَات al-bāšawāt‎; al-bāšāwāt	بَاشَوَات‎; بَاشَاوَات bāšawāt‎; bāšāwāt
nominative	بَاشَوَاتٌ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٌ bāšawātun‎; bāšāwātun	الْبَاشَوَاتُ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتُ al-bāšawātu‎; al-bāšāwātu	بَاشَوَاتُ‎; بَاشَاوَاتُ bāšawātu‎; bāšāwātu
accusative	بَاشَوَاتٍ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٍ bāšawātin‎; bāšāwātin	الْبَاشَوَاتِ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتِ al-bāšawāti‎; al-bāšāwāti	بَاشَوَاتِ‎; بَاشَاوَاتِ bāšawāti‎; bāšāwāti
genitive	بَاشَوَاتٍ‎; بَاشَاوَاتٍ bāšawātin‎; bāšāwātin	الْبَاشَوَاتِ‎; الْبَاشَاوَاتِ al-bāšawāti‎; al-bāšāwāti	بَاشَوَاتِ‎; بَاشَاوَاتِ bāšawāti‎; bāšāwāti

Related terms

بِيه (bēh)

Egyptian Arabic

Etymology

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاشا (paşa).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /baː.ʃa/, [ˈbæːʃæ]

Noun

باشا • (bāša) m

polite term of address for a male stranger: sir, mister
informal term of address to a male friend: dude, man
pasha, bashaw