ألمن

See also: آلمن

Arabic

Etymology

From ⁧أَلْمَانِيَا⁩ (ʔalmāniyā, “Germany”), with the first quadriliteral conjugation implying the bestowing of a particular quality. Compare ⁧أَمْرَكَ⁩ (ʔamraka, “to Americanize, to make American”)، ⁧فَرْنَسَ⁩ (farnasa, “to Gallicize, to make French”), ⁧عَرَّبَ⁩ (ʕarraba, “to Arabize, to make Arab”), ⁧تَرَّكَ⁩ (tarraka, “to Turkify, to make Turkish”), ⁧هَوَّدَ⁩ (hawwada, “to Judaize, to make Jewish”).

Verb

⁧أَلْمَنَ⁩ • (ʔalmana) Iq, non-past ⁧يُؤَلْمِنُ⁩‎ (yuʔalminu)

  1. To Germanize, to make German

Conjugation

Verb

⁧أَلِمْنَ⁩ • (ʔalimna) (form I)

  1. third-person feminine plural past active of ⁧أَلِمَ⁩ (ʔalima)
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