باهت

Arabic

Etymology

Root
ب ه ت (b h t)
2 terms

Derived from the active participle of بَهِتَ (bahita, “to be pale”), بَهُتَ (bahuta, “(same)”), and passive verb بُهِتَ (buhita, “(same)”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /baː.hit/

Adjective

بَاهِت • (bāhit) (feminine بَاهِتَة (bāhita), masculine plural بَوَاهِت (bawāhit))

pale, pallid, faded (color)
Synonym: شَاحِب (šāḥib)
faint, amazed, perplexed

Declension

Declension of adjective **بَاهِت** (bāhit)
singular	masculine		feminine
	basic singular triptote		singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	بَاهِت bāhit	الْبَاهِت al-bāhit	بَاهِتَة bāhita	الْبَاهِتَة al-bāhita
nominative	بَاهِتٌ bāhitun	الْبَاهِتُ al-bāhitu	بَاهِتَةٌ bāhitatun	الْبَاهِتَةُ al-bāhitatu
accusative	بَاهِتًا bāhitan	الْبَاهِتَ al-bāhita	بَاهِتَةً bāhitatan	الْبَاهِتَةَ al-bāhitata
genitive	بَاهِتٍ bāhitin	الْبَاهِتِ al-bāhiti	بَاهِتَةٍ bāhitatin	الْبَاهِتَةِ al-bāhitati
dual	masculine		feminine
dual	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	بَاهِتَيْن bāhitayn	الْبَاهِتَيْن al-bāhitayn	بَاهِتَتَيْن bāhitatayn	الْبَاهِتَتَيْن al-bāhitatayn
nominative	بَاهِتَانِ bāhitāni	الْبَاهِتَانِ al-bāhitāni	بَاهِتَتَانِ bāhitatāni	الْبَاهِتَتَانِ al-bāhitatāni
accusative	بَاهِتَيْنِ bāhitayni	الْبَاهِتَيْنِ al-bāhitayni	بَاهِتَتَيْنِ bāhitatayni	الْبَاهِتَتَيْنِ al-bāhitatayni
genitive	بَاهِتَيْنِ bāhitayni	الْبَاهِتَيْنِ al-bāhitayni	بَاهِتَتَيْنِ bāhitatayni	الْبَاهِتَتَيْنِ al-bāhitatayni
plural	masculine		feminine
	basic broken plural diptote		sound feminine plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
informal	بَوَاهِت bawāhit	الْبَوَاهِت al-bawāhit	بَاهِتَات bāhitāt	الْبَاهِتَات al-bāhitāt
nominative	بَوَاهِتُ bawāhitu	الْبَوَاهِتُ al-bawāhitu	بَاهِتَاتٌ bāhitātun	الْبَاهِتَاتُ al-bāhitātu
accusative	بَوَاهِتَ bawāhita	الْبَوَاهِتَ al-bawāhita	بَاهِتَاتٍ bāhitātin	الْبَاهِتَاتِ al-bāhitāti
genitive	بَوَاهِتَ bawāhita	الْبَوَاهِتِ al-bawāhiti	بَاهِتَاتٍ bāhitātin	الْبَاهِتَاتِ al-bāhitāti

References

Wehr, Hans (1979) “بهت”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN