فرحان
Arabic
Etymology
| Root |
|---|
| ف ر ح (f r ḥ) |
| 6 terms |
Compare فَرِحَ (fariḥa, “to be happy”).
Adjective
فَرْحَان • (farḥān) (feminine فَرْحَى (farḥā) or فَرْحَانَةٌ (farḥānatun), common plural فَرَاحَى (farāḥā) or فَرْحَى (farḥā), masculine plural فَرْحَانُون (farḥānūn))
Declension
| singular | masculine | feminine | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| basic singular diptote; basic singular triptote |
singular invariable; singular triptote in ـَة (-a) | |||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | فَرْحَان farḥān |
الْفَرْحَان al-farḥān |
فَرْحَى; فَرْحَانَة farḥā; farḥāna |
الْفَرْحَى; الْفَرْحَانَة al-farḥā; al-farḥāna |
| nominative | فَرْحَانُ; فَرْحَانٌ farḥānu; farḥānun |
الْفَرْحَانُ al-farḥānu |
فَرْحَى; فَرْحَانَةٌ farḥā; farḥānatun |
الْفَرْحَى; الْفَرْحَانَةُ al-farḥā; al-farḥānatu |
| accusative | فَرْحَانَ; فَرْحَانًا farḥāna; farḥānan |
الْفَرْحَانَ al-farḥāna |
فَرْحَى; فَرْحَانَةً farḥā; farḥānatan |
الْفَرْحَى; الْفَرْحَانَةَ al-farḥā; al-farḥānata |
| genitive | فَرْحَانَ; فَرْحَانٍ farḥāna; farḥānin |
الْفَرْحَانِ al-farḥāni |
فَرْحَى; فَرْحَانَةٍ farḥā; farḥānatin |
الْفَرْحَى; الْفَرْحَانَةِ al-farḥā; al-farḥānati |
| dual | masculine | feminine | ||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | فَرْحَانَيْن farḥānayn |
الْفَرْحَانَيْن al-farḥānayn |
فَرْحَيَيْن; فَرْحَانَتَيْن farḥayayn; farḥānatayn |
الْفَرْحَيَيْن; الْفَرْحَانَتَيْن al-farḥayayn; al-farḥānatayn |
| nominative | فَرْحَانَانِ farḥānāni |
الْفَرْحَانَانِ al-farḥānāni |
فَرْحَيَانِ; فَرْحَانَتَانِ farḥayāni; farḥānatāni |
الْفَرْحَيَانِ; الْفَرْحَانَتَانِ al-farḥayāni; al-farḥānatāni |
| accusative | فَرْحَانَيْنِ farḥānayni |
الْفَرْحَانَيْنِ al-farḥānayni |
فَرْحَيَيْنِ; فَرْحَانَتَيْنِ farḥayayni; farḥānatayni |
الْفَرْحَيَيْنِ; الْفَرْحَانَتَيْنِ al-farḥayayni; al-farḥānatayni |
| genitive | فَرْحَانَيْنِ farḥānayni |
الْفَرْحَانَيْنِ al-farḥānayni |
فَرْحَيَيْنِ; فَرْحَانَتَيْنِ farḥayayni; farḥānatayni |
الْفَرْحَيَيْنِ; الْفَرْحَانَتَيْنِ al-farḥayayni; al-farḥānatayni |
| plural | masculine | feminine | ||
| sound masculine plural; broken plural invariable |
sound feminine plural; broken plural invariable | |||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | فَرْحَانِين; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānīn; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانِين; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānīn; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
فَرْحَانَات; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānāt; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانَات; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānāt; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
| nominative | فَرْحَانُونَ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānūna; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانُونَ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānūna; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
فَرْحَانَاتٌ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānātun; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانَاتُ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānātu; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
| accusative | فَرْحَانِينَ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānīna; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانِينَ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānīna; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
فَرْحَانَاتٍ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānātin; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانَاتِ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānāti; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
| genitive | فَرْحَانِينَ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānīna; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانِينَ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānīna; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
فَرْحَانَاتٍ; فَرَاحَى; فَرْحَى farḥānātin; farāḥā; farḥā |
الْفَرْحَانَاتِ; الْفَرَاحَى; الْفَرْحَى al-farḥānāti; al-farāḥā; al-farḥā |
Synonyms
- فَرِح (fariḥ)
- فَارِح (fāriḥ)
References
- Lane, Edward William (1863-1893) “فرحان”, in Arabic-English Lexicon, London: Williams & Norgate.
Moroccan Arabic
| Root |
|---|
| ف ر ح |
| 1 term |
Etymology
From Arabic فَرْحَان (farḥān).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /far.ħaːn/
Adjective
فرحان • (farḥān) (feminine فرحانة (farḥāna), masculine plural فرحانين (farḥānīn), feminine plural فرحانات (farḥānāt), elative أفرح (ʔafraḥ) or فرح (fraḥ))
South Levantine Arabic
| Root |
|---|
| ف ر ح |
| 3 terms |
Etymology
From Arabic فَرْحَان (farḥān). Intensive adjective of the stative verb فرح (firiḥ, “to be happy, glad”).
Pronunciation
Adjective
فرحان • (farḥān) (feminine فرحانة (farḥāne), common plural فرحانين (farḥānīn))
See also
- سعيد (saʕīd, “happy (describing things)”)