عفار

Arabic

Etymology 1

Root
ع ف ر (ʕ f r)
5 terms

Noun

عُفَار • (ʕufār) m

  1. dust, grime, ash
Declension
Declension of noun عُفَار (ʕufār)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal عُفَار
ʕufār 		الْعُفَار
al-ʕufār 		عُفَار
ʕufār
nominative عُفَارٌ
ʕufārun 		الْعُفَارُ
al-ʕufāru 		عُفَارُ
ʕufāru
accusative عُفَارًا
ʕufāran 		الْعُفَارَ
al-ʕufāra 		عُفَارَ
ʕufāra
genitive عُفَارٍ
ʕufārin 		الْعُفَارِ
al-ʕufāri 		عُفَارِ
ʕufāri

Noun

عَفَار • (ʕafār) m

  1. possibly a generic term for plants that become ash
    1. Buddleja spp.
    2. Cynanchum viminale
Declension
Declension of noun عَفَار (ʕafār)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal عَفَار
ʕafār 		الْعَفَار
al-ʕafār 		عَفَار
ʕafār
nominative عَفَارٌ
ʕafārun 		الْعَفَارُ
al-ʕafāru 		عَفَارُ
ʕafāru
accusative عَفَارًا
ʕafāran 		الْعَفَارَ
al-ʕafāra 		عَفَارَ
ʕafāra
genitive عَفَارٍ
ʕafārin 		الْعَفَارِ
al-ʕafāri 		عَفَارِ
ʕafāri

Etymology 2

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Alternative forms

Noun

عَفَار • (ʕafār) m

  1. Afar, a people of the Horn of Africa
Declension
Declension of noun عَفَار (ʕafār)
singular basic singular triptote
indefinite definite construct
informal عَفَار
ʕafār 		الْعَفَار
al-ʕafār 		عَفَار
ʕafār
nominative عَفَارٌ
ʕafārun 		الْعَفَارُ
al-ʕafāru 		عَفَارُ
ʕafāru
accusative عَفَارًا
ʕafāran 		الْعَفَارَ
al-ʕafāra 		عَفَارَ
ʕafāra
genitive عَفَارٍ
ʕafārin 		الْعَفَارِ
al-ʕafāri 		عَفَارِ
ʕafāri
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