ضعیف

See also: ضعيف

Kohistani Shina

Noun

ضعیف (za'īf)

  1. scholar

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Arabic ضَعِيف (ḍaʕīf).

Adjective

ضعیف • (zaif)

  1. anemic, feeble, weak
  2. slim, thin, meager

Descendants
  • Turkish: zayıf
  • → Armenian: զայիֆ (zayif)

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic ضَعِيف (ḍaʕīf).

Pronunciation
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Readings
Classical reading? za'īf
Dari reading? za'īf
Iranian reading? za'if
Tajik reading? zaʾif

Adjective
Dari ضعیف
Iranian Persian
Tajik заъиф

ضعیف • (za'if) (comparative ضعیف‌تَر (za'if-tar), superlative ضعیف‌تَرین (za'if-tarin))

  1. weak, feeble
    Synonym: ناتوان (nâtavân)
    Antonym: قوی (qavi)
  2. thin, weakly
    Synonym: لاغر (lâğar)
  3. poor (of low quality), defective

Inflection
    Enclitic-attached forms of ضعیف (za'if)
    Basic forms of ضعیف (za'if)
bare ضعیف
(za'if)
ezâfe ضعیف
(za'if-e)
marked indefinite
or relative definite		 ضعیفی
(za'if-i)
    Predicative forms of ضعیف (za'if)
singular plural
1st person
(“I am, we are”)		 ضعیفم
(za'ifam)		 ضعیفیم
(za'ifim)
2nd person
(“you are”)		 ضعیفی
(za'ifi)		 ضعیفید
(za'ifid)
ضعیفین △
(za'ifin)
3rd person
(“he/she/it is, they are”)		 ضعیف است
(za'if ast)
ضعیفه △
(za'ife)		 ضعیفند
(za'ifand)
ضعیفن △
(za'ifan)
△ Colloquial.

Ushojo

Etymology

From Persian ضعیف (za'if).

Adjective

ضعیف (za'īf)

  1. old

Yidgha

Noun

ضعیف (ze'īf)

  1. poor
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