سماوة
Arabic
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س م و (s-m-w) |
Noun
سَمَاوَة or سَمَاءَة • (samāwa or samāʔa) f (singulative, collective سَمَاو f (samāw) or سَمَاء f (samāʔ), dual سَمَاوَتَان (samāwatān) or سَمَاءَتَان (samāʔatān), plural سَمَاوَات (samāwāt) or سَمَاءَات (samāʔāt) or أَسْمِيَة (ʔasmiya) or سُمِيّ (sumiyy)) (countable, formal, literary, rare or archaic or obsolete or Old Arabic)
- loftiness, highness, exaltedness
- singulative of سَمَاء (samāʔ, “skies, celestial spheres, firmaments, vaults, cielings, Arabian horses’ backs, mountaintops, summits, grass”); a sky, a celestial sphere, a firmament, a vault, a cieling, an Arabian horse’s back, a mountaintop, a summit, a piece of grass.
- rise, appearance.
- Samaawah; a city in Iraq.
Declension
Singulative | singulative triptote in ـَة (-a) | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | سَمَاوَة; سَمَاءَة samāwa; samāʔa |
السَّمَاوَة; السَّمَاءَة as-samāwa; as-samāʔa |
سَمَاوَة; سَمَاءَة samāwat; samāʔat |
Nominative | سَمَاوَةٌ; سَمَاءَةٌ samāwatun; samāʔatun |
السَّمَاوَةُ; السَّمَاءَةُ as-samāwatu; as-samāʔatu |
سَمَاوَةُ; سَمَاءَةُ samāwatu; samāʔatu |
Accusative | سَمَاوَةً; سَمَاءَةً samāwatan; samāʔatan |
السَّمَاوَةَ; السَّمَاءَةَ as-samāwata; as-samāʔata |
سَمَاوَةَ; سَمَاءَةَ samāwata; samāʔata |
Genitive | سَمَاوَةٍ; سَمَاءَةٍ samāwatin; samāʔatin |
السَّمَاوَةِ; السَّمَاءَةِ as-samāwati; as-samāʔati |
سَمَاوَةِ; سَمَاءَةِ samāwati; samāʔati |
Collective | basic collective triptote | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | سَمَاو; سَمَاء samāw; samāʔ |
السَّمَاو; السَّمَاء as-samāw; as-samāʔ |
سَمَاو; سَمَاء samāw; samāʔ |
Nominative | سَمَاوٌ; سَمَاءٌ samāwun; samāʔun |
السَّمَاوُ; السَّمَاءُ as-samāwu; as-samāʔu |
سَمَاوُ; سَمَاءُ samāwu; samāʔu |
Accusative | سَمَاوًا; سَمَاءً samāwan; samāʔan |
السَّمَاوَ; السَّمَاءَ as-samāwa; as-samāʔa |
سَمَاوَ; سَمَاءَ samāwa; samāʔa |
Genitive | سَمَاوٍ; سَمَاءٍ samāwin; samāʔin |
السَّمَاوِ; السَّمَاءِ as-samāwi; as-samāʔi |
سَمَاوِ; سَمَاءِ samāwi; samāʔi |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | سَمَاوَتَيْن; سَمَاءَتَيْن samāwatayn; samāʔatayn |
السَّمَاوَتَيْن; السَّمَاءَتَيْن as-samāwatayn; as-samāʔatayn |
سَمَاوَتَيْ; سَمَاءَتَيْ samāwatay; samāʔatay |
Nominative | سَمَاوَتَانِ; سَمَاءَتَانِ samāwatāni; samāʔatāni |
السَّمَاوَتَانِ; السَّمَاءَتَانِ as-samāwatāni; as-samāʔatāni |
سَمَاوَتَا; سَمَاءَتَا samāwatā; samāʔatā |
Accusative | سَمَاوَتَيْنِ; سَمَاءَتَيْنِ samāwatayni; samāʔatayni |
السَّمَاوَتَيْنِ; السَّمَاءَتَيْنِ as-samāwatayni; as-samāʔatayni |
سَمَاوَتَيْ; سَمَاءَتَيْ samāwatay; samāʔatay |
Genitive | سَمَاوَتَيْنِ; سَمَاءَتَيْنِ samāwatayni; samāʔatayni |
السَّمَاوَتَيْنِ; السَّمَاءَتَيْنِ as-samāwatayni; as-samāʔatayni |
سَمَاوَتَيْ; سَمَاءَتَيْ samāwatay; samāʔatay |
Paucal (3-10) | sound feminine paucal | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | سَمَاوَات; سَمَاءَات samāwāt; samāʔāt |
السَّمَاوَات; السَّمَاءَات as-samāwāt; as-samāʔāt |
سَمَاوَات; سَمَاءَات samāwāt; samāʔāt |
Nominative | سَمَاوَاتٌ; سَمَاءَاتٌ samāwātun; samāʔātun |
السَّمَاوَاتُ; السَّمَاءَاتُ as-samāwātu; as-samāʔātu |
سَمَاوَاتُ; سَمَاءَاتُ samāwātu; samāʔātu |
Accusative | سَمَاوَاتٍ; سَمَاءَاتٍ samāwātin; samāʔātin |
السَّمَاوَاتِ; السَّمَاءَاتِ as-samāwāti; as-samāʔāti |
سَمَاوَاتِ; سَمَاءَاتِ samāwāti; samāʔāti |
Genitive | سَمَاوَاتٍ; سَمَاءَاتٍ samāwātin; samāʔātin |
السَّمَاوَاتِ; السَّمَاءَاتِ as-samāwāti; as-samāʔāti |
سَمَاوَاتِ; سَمَاءَاتِ samāwāti; samāʔāti |
Alternative forms
- سَمَاءَة (samāʔa)
Bilbography
Lisan al-Arab
Noun
سَمَاوَة • (samāwa) f
- (uncountable, informal, colloquial, dialectal) eponymy; the state of sharing the same name.
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