شاذ

See also: شاد

Arabic

Etymology

Root
ش ذ ذ (š-ḏ-ḏ)

Derived from the active participle of the verb شَذَّ (šaḏḏa, to be separated, be irregular).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʃaːðð/

Adjective

شَاذّ • (šāḏḏ) (feminine شَاذَّة (šāḏḏa), masculine plural شَاذُّون (šāḏḏūn) or شُذَّاذ (šuḏḏāḏ) or شُذَّان (šuḏḏān), feminine plural شَاذَّات (šāḏḏāt) or شَوَاذّ (šawāḏḏ))

  1. isolated, separate, detached, alone
  2. irregular, anomalous, atypical, abnormal, unusual, aberrant, eccentric, extraordinary, singular, offbeat, curious, odd, peculiar, strange, weird
    أَفْعَالٌ مُطَّرِدَةٌ وَشَاذَّةٌ
    ʔafʕālun muṭṭaridatun wašāḏḏatun
    regular and irregular verbs
  3. noncanonical
  4. (euphemistic, but not positive) homosexual

Declension

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

From Persian شاذ (šâz).

Adjective

شاذ • (şaz)

  1. glad

Persian

Pronunciation

 

Readings
Classical reading? šāḏ
Dari reading? šāz
Iranian reading? šâz
Tajik reading? šoz

Adjective

شاذ • (šâz)

  1. (obsolete) glad
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