حسان

See also: خشان

Arabic

Etymology 1

From the root ⁧ح س ن⁩ (ḥ-s-n) or ⁧ح س س⁩ (ḥ-s-s). See also ⁧حَسَن⁩ (ḥasan), a proper name that is often transliterated identically to this one in English and other Latin-alphabet languages.

Proper noun

⁧حَسَّان⁩ • (ḥassān) m

  1. a male given name: Hassan
Declension
Declension of noun ⁧حَسَّان⁩ (ḥassān)
Singular basic singular triptote‎; basic singular diptote
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal — ⁧حَسَّان⁩
ḥassān		 —
Nominative — ⁧حَسَّانٌ⁩‎; ⁧حَسَّانُ⁩
ḥassānun‎; ḥassānu		 —
Accusative — ⁧حَسَّانًا⁩‎; ⁧حَسَّانَ⁩
ḥassānan‎; ḥassāna		 —
Genitive — ⁧حَسَّانٍ⁩‎; ⁧حَسَّانَ⁩
ḥassānin‎; ḥassāna		 —

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Adjective

⁧حِسَان⁩ • (ḥisān) pl

  1. inflection of ⁧حَسَن⁩ (ḥasan):
    1. masculine plural
    2. feminine plural
  2. plural of ⁧حَسْنَاء⁩ (ḥasnāʔ)

Moroccan Arabic

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ħas.saːn/
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Noun

⁧حسان⁩ • (ḥassān) m (plural ⁧حسانة⁩ (ḥassāna), feminine ⁧حسانة⁩ (ḥassāna))

  1. barber
    Synonyms: ⁧حلاق⁩ (ḥallāq), ⁧حجام⁩ (ḥajjām)
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