ع ي ي

Arabic

Root

⁧ع ي ي⁩ • (ʕ-y-y)

  1. related to erring or failing

Derived terms

Verbs
  • Form I: ⁧عَيَّ⁩ (ʕayya, “to not find the right way or method; be incapable; lack the strength or power; be unable to express; stammer, falter; be ill, fall ill”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧عِيّ⁩ (ʕiyy), ⁧عَيَاء⁩ (ʕayāʔ)
  • Form I: ⁧عَيِيَ⁩ (ʕayiya, “to not find the right way or method; be incapable; lack the strength or power; be unable to express; stammer, falter; be ill, fall ill”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧عِيّ⁩ (ʕiyy), ⁧عَيَاء⁩ (ʕayāʔ)
  • Form II: ⁧عَيَّا⁩ (ʕayyā)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧تَعِيَّة⁩ (taʕiyya)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُعَيٍّ⁩ (muʕayyin)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُعَيًّا⁩ (muʕayyan)
  • Form IV: ⁧أَعْيَا⁩ (ʔaʕyā, “become or be tired, fatigued, weak, feeble, weary; render incapable, incapacitate, disable; thwart; defy; fail, break down, malfunction”)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧إِعْيَاء⁩ (ʔiʕyāʔ)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُعْيٍ⁩ (muʕyin)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُعْيًا⁩ (muʕyan)
  • Form V: ⁧تَعَيَّا⁩ (taʕayyā)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧تَعَيٍّ⁩ (taʕayyin)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُتَعَيٍّ⁩ (mutaʕayyin)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُتَعَيًّا⁩ (mutaʕayyan)
  • Form VI: ⁧تَعَايَا⁩ (taʕāyā)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧تَعَايٍ⁩ (taʕāyin)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُتَعَايٍ⁩ (mutaʕāyin)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُتَعَايًا⁩ (mutaʕāyan)
  • Form X: ⁧اِسْتَعْيَا⁩ (istaʕyā)
    • Verbal noun: ⁧اِسْتِعْيَاء⁩ (istiʕyāʔ)
    • Active participle: ⁧مُسْتَعْيٍ⁩ (mustaʕyin)
    • Passive participle: ⁧مُسْتَعْيًا⁩ (mustaʕyan)
Nouns;
  • ⁧عِيّ⁩ (ʕiyy, “incapability of expressing, stammer; fatigue, weariness, exhaustion”)
  • ⁧عَيّ⁩ (ʕayy, “incapability, inability; weakness, feebleness, faintness, fatigue”); pl. ⁧اَعَيَاء⁩ (aʕayāʔ)
  • ⁧عَيَّان⁩ (ʕayyān, “incapable, unable; tired, weary, fatigued; ill, sick”)
  • ⁧إِعْيَاء⁩ (ʔiʕyāʔ, “weariness, fatigue; exhaustion, weakness, lack of strength; impotence, helplessness, powerlessness”)
  • ⁧مُعيٍ⁩ (“tired, weary, fatigued, exhausted, debilitated, feeble, faint”)
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