لذيذ
See also: لذیذ
Arabic
| Root |
|---|
| ل ذ ذ (l ḏ ḏ) |
| 7 terms |
Etymology
فَعِيل (faʕīl)-type stative-verb derived from the active participle from the verb لَذَّ (laḏḏa, “to be tasty”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /la.ðiːð/
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Adjective
لَذِيذ • (laḏīḏ) (feminine لَذِيذَة (laḏīḏa), common plural لُذّ (luḏḏ) or لِذَاذ (liḏāḏ), masculine plural لَذِيذُونَ (laḏīḏūna), feminine plural لَذِيذَاتٌ (laḏīḏātun) or لَذَائِذ (laḏāʔiḏ), elative أَلَذّ (ʔalaḏḏ))
Declension
| singular | masculine | feminine | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| basic singular triptote | singular triptote in ـَة (-a) | |||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | لَذِيذ laḏīḏ |
اللَّذِيذ al-laḏīḏ |
لَذِيذَة laḏīḏa |
اللَّذِيذَة al-laḏīḏa |
| nominative | لَذِيذٌ laḏīḏun |
اللَّذِيذُ al-laḏīḏu |
لَذِيذَةٌ laḏīḏatun |
اللَّذِيذَةُ al-laḏīḏatu |
| accusative | لَذِيذًا laḏīḏan |
اللَّذِيذَ al-laḏīḏa |
لَذِيذَةً laḏīḏatan |
اللَّذِيذَةَ al-laḏīḏata |
| genitive | لَذِيذٍ laḏīḏin |
اللَّذِيذِ al-laḏīḏi |
لَذِيذَةٍ laḏīḏatin |
اللَّذِيذَةِ al-laḏīḏati |
| dual | masculine | feminine | ||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | لَذِيذَيْن laḏīḏayn |
اللَّذِيذَيْن al-laḏīḏayn |
لَذِيذَتَيْن laḏīḏatayn |
اللَّذِيذَتَيْن al-laḏīḏatayn |
| nominative | لَذِيذَانِ laḏīḏāni |
اللَّذِيذَانِ al-laḏīḏāni |
لَذِيذَتَانِ laḏīḏatāni |
اللَّذِيذَتَانِ al-laḏīḏatāni |
| accusative | لَذِيذَيْنِ laḏīḏayni |
اللَّذِيذَيْنِ al-laḏīḏayni |
لَذِيذَتَيْنِ laḏīḏatayni |
اللَّذِيذَتَيْنِ al-laḏīḏatayni |
| genitive | لَذِيذَيْنِ laḏīḏayni |
اللَّذِيذَيْنِ al-laḏīḏayni |
لَذِيذَتَيْنِ laḏīḏatayni |
اللَّذِيذَتَيْنِ al-laḏīḏatayni |
| plural | masculine | feminine | ||
| sound masculine plural; basic broken plural triptote |
basic broken plural diptote; sound feminine plural; basic broken plural triptote | |||
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| informal | لَذِيذِين; لُذّ; لِذَاذ laḏīḏīn; luḏḏ; liḏāḏ |
اللَّذِيذِين; اللُّذّ; اللِّذَاذ al-laḏīḏīn; al-luḏḏ; al-liḏāḏ |
لَذَائِذ; لَذِيذَات; لُذّ; لِذَاذ laḏāʔiḏ; laḏīḏāt; luḏḏ; liḏāḏ |
اللَّذَائِذ; اللَّذِيذَات; اللُّذّ; اللِّذَاذ al-laḏāʔiḏ; al-laḏīḏāt; al-luḏḏ; al-liḏāḏ |
| nominative | لَذِيذُونَ; لُذٌّ; لِذَاذٌ laḏīḏūna; luḏḏun; liḏāḏun |
اللَّذِيذُونَ; اللُّذُّ; اللِّذَاذُ al-laḏīḏūna; al-luḏḏu; al-liḏāḏu |
لَذَائِذُ; لَذِيذَاتٌ; لُذٌّ; لِذَاذٌ laḏāʔiḏu; laḏīḏātun; luḏḏun; liḏāḏun |
اللَّذَائِذُ; اللَّذِيذَاتُ; اللُّذُّ; اللِّذَاذُ al-laḏāʔiḏu; al-laḏīḏātu; al-luḏḏu; al-liḏāḏu |
| accusative | لَذِيذِينَ; لُذًّا; لِذَاذًا laḏīḏīna; luḏḏan; liḏāḏan |
اللَّذِيذِينَ; اللُّذَّ; اللِّذَاذَ al-laḏīḏīna; al-luḏḏa; al-liḏāḏa |
لَذَائِذَ; لَذِيذَاتٍ; لُذًّا; لِذَاذًا laḏāʔiḏa; laḏīḏātin; luḏḏan; liḏāḏan |
اللَّذَائِذَ; اللَّذِيذَاتِ; اللُّذَّ; اللِّذَاذَ al-laḏāʔiḏa; al-laḏīḏāti; al-luḏḏa; al-liḏāḏa |
| genitive | لَذِيذِينَ; لُذٍّ; لِذَاذٍ laḏīḏīna; luḏḏin; liḏāḏin |
اللَّذِيذِينَ; اللُّذِّ; اللِّذَاذِ al-laḏīḏīna; al-luḏḏi; al-liḏāḏi |
لَذَائِذَ; لَذِيذَاتٍ; لُذٍّ; لِذَاذٍ laḏāʔiḏa; laḏīḏātin; luḏḏin; liḏāḏin |
اللَّذَائِذِ; اللَّذِيذَاتِ; اللُّذِّ; اللِّذَاذِ al-laḏāʔiḏi; al-laḏīḏāti; al-luḏḏi; al-liḏāḏi |
Descendants
- → Azerbaijani: ləziz
- → Bengali: লজিজ (lôziz)
- → Persian: لذیذ (laziz)
- → Northern Kurdish: lezîz
- → Ottoman Turkish: لذیذ (leziz)
- → Turkish: leziz
- → Uyghur: لېزىز (lëziz)
- → Uzbek: laziz
References
- Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “لذيذ”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary[1], London: W.H. Allen
- Wehr, Hans (1979) “لذ”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN
Hijazi Arabic
| Root |
|---|
| ل ذ ذ |
| 1 term |
Etymology
Learned borrowing from Arabic لَذِيذ (laḏīḏ).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /laˈziːz/
- IPA(key): /laˈðiːð/ (spelling pronunciation)
Adjective
لذيذ • (lazīz) (feminine لذيذة (lazīza), common plural لذيذين (lazīzīn) or لُذاذ (luzāz), feminine plural لذيذات (lazīzāt))
Usage notes
The common plural adjective is used with both feminine and masculine plural nouns, while the feminine plural adjective is rarely used and only used with feminine nouns.
South Levantine Arabic
| Root |
|---|
| ل ذ ذ |
| 2 terms |
Etymology
Learned borrowing from Arabic لَذِيذ (laḏīḏ).
Pronunciation
Adjective
لذيذ • (lazīz) (feminine لذيذة (lazīze), common plural لذيذين (lazīzīn), elative ألذّ (ʔalazz))