تشيطن

Arabic

Etymology

From ⁧شَيْطَان⁩ (šayṭān, “Satan”).

Verb

⁧تَشَيْطَنَ⁩ • (tašayṭana) IIq, non-past ⁧يَتَشَيْطَنُ⁩‎ (yatašayṭanu)

  1. to act like a devil, to behave diabolically

Conjugation

Noun

⁧تَشَيْطُن⁩ • (tašayṭun) m

  1. verbal noun of ⁧تَشَيْطَنْ⁩ (tašayṭan) (form IIq)

Declension

Verb

⁧تُشَيِّطْنَ⁩ • (tušayyiṭna) (form II)

  1. second-person feminine plural non-past active indicative of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)
  2. second-person feminine plural non-past active subjunctive of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)
  3. second-person feminine plural non-past active jussive of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)

Verb

⁧تُشَيَّطْنَ⁩ • (tušayyaṭna) (form II)

  1. second-person feminine plural non-past passive indicative of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)
  2. second-person feminine plural non-past passive subjunctive of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)
  3. second-person feminine plural non-past passive jussive of ⁧شَيَّطَ⁩ (šayyaṭa)
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