بنوة

Arabic

Etymology

From اِبْن (ibn), forming the root ب ن و (b n w). Compare with أُبُوَّة (ʔubuwwa, “fatherhood; paternity”).

Noun

بُنُوَّة • (bunuwwa) f

  1. sonhood or daughterhood; filiation
    Coordinate terms: أُمُومَة (ʔumūma, “motherhood”), أُبُوَّة (ʔubuwwa, “fatherhood”), أُخُوَّة (ʔuḵuwwa, “brotherhood”)

Declension

Declension of noun بُنُوَّة (bunuwwa)
singular singular triptote in ـَة (-a)
indefinite definite construct
informal بُنُوَّة
bunuwwa 		الْبُنُوَّة
al-bunuwwa 		بُنُوَّة
bunuwwat
nominative بُنُوَّةٌ
bunuwwatun 		الْبُنُوَّةُ
al-bunuwwatu 		بُنُوَّةُ
bunuwwatu
accusative بُنُوَّةً
bunuwwatan 		الْبُنُوَّةَ
al-bunuwwata 		بُنُوَّةَ
bunuwwata
genitive بُنُوَّةٍ
bunuwwatin 		الْبُنُوَّةِ
al-bunuwwati 		بُنُوَّةِ
bunuwwati
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