لطيف
See also: لطیف
Arabic
Root |
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ل ط ف (l-ṭ-f) |
Etymology
فَعِيل (faʕīl)-type stative-verb derived from the active participle from the verb لَطُفَ (laṭufa, “to be kind”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /la.tˤiːf/
- Rhymes: -iːf
Audio (file)
Adjective
لَطِيف • (laṭīf) (feminine لَطِيفَة (laṭīfa), common plural لِطَاف (liṭāf), masculine plural لَطِيفُونَ (laṭīfūna) or لُطَفَاء (luṭafāʔ), feminine plural لَطِيفَات (laṭīfāt) or لَطَائِف (laṭāʔif), elative أَلْطَف (ʔalṭaf))
Usage notes
اللَّطِيف (al-laṭīf, “the All-gentle, the Kind”) is one of the 99 names of Allah.
Declension
Declension of adjective لَطِيف (laṭīf)
Singular | Masculine | Feminine | ||
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basic singular triptote | singular triptote in ـَة (-a) | |||
Indefinite | Definite | Indefinite | Definite | |
Informal | لَطِيف laṭīf |
اللَّطِيف al-laṭīf |
لَطِيفَة laṭīfa |
اللَّطِيفَة al-laṭīfa |
Nominative | لَطِيفٌ laṭīfun |
اللَّطِيفُ al-laṭīfu |
لَطِيفَةٌ laṭīfatun |
اللَّطِيفَةُ al-laṭīfatu |
Accusative | لَطِيفًا laṭīfan |
اللَّطِيفَ al-laṭīfa |
لَطِيفَةً laṭīfatan |
اللَّطِيفَةَ al-laṭīfata |
Genitive | لَطِيفٍ laṭīfin |
اللَّطِيفِ al-laṭīfi |
لَطِيفَةٍ laṭīfatin |
اللَّطِيفَةِ al-laṭīfati |
Dual | Masculine | Feminine | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Indefinite | Definite | |
Informal | لَطِيفَيْن laṭīfayn |
اللَّطِيفَيْن al-laṭīfayn |
لَطِيفَتَيْن laṭīfatayn |
اللَّطِيفَتَيْن al-laṭīfatayn |
Nominative | لَطِيفَانِ laṭīfāni |
اللَّطِيفَانِ al-laṭīfāni |
لَطِيفَتَانِ laṭīfatāni |
اللَّطِيفَتَانِ al-laṭīfatāni |
Accusative | لَطِيفَيْنِ laṭīfayni |
اللَّطِيفَيْنِ al-laṭīfayni |
لَطِيفَتَيْنِ laṭīfatayni |
اللَّطِيفَتَيْنِ al-laṭīfatayni |
Genitive | لَطِيفَيْنِ laṭīfayni |
اللَّطِيفَيْنِ al-laṭīfayni |
لَطِيفَتَيْنِ laṭīfatayni |
اللَّطِيفَتَيْنِ al-laṭīfatayni |
Plural | Masculine | Feminine | ||
sound masculine plural; basic broken plural diptote; basic broken plural triptote | sound feminine plural; basic broken plural diptote; basic broken plural triptote | |||
Indefinite | Definite | Indefinite | Definite | |
Informal | لَطِيفِين; لُطَفَاء; لِطَاف laṭīfīn; luṭafāʔ; liṭāf |
اللَّطِيفِين; اللُّطَفَاء; اللِّطَاف al-laṭīfīn; al-luṭafāʔ; al-liṭāf |
لَطِيفَات; لَطَائِف; لِطَاف laṭīfāt; laṭāʔif; liṭāf |
اللَّطِيفَات; اللَّطَائِف; اللِّطَاف al-laṭīfāt; al-laṭāʔif; al-liṭāf |
Nominative | لَطِيفُونَ; لُطَفَاءُ; لِطَافٌ laṭīfūna; luṭafāʔu; liṭāfun |
اللَّطِيفُونَ; اللُّطَفَاءُ; اللِّطَافُ al-laṭīfūna; al-luṭafāʔu; al-liṭāfu |
لَطِيفَاتٌ; لَطَائِفُ; لِطَافٌ laṭīfātun; laṭāʔifu; liṭāfun |
اللَّطِيفَاتُ; اللَّطَائِفُ; اللِّطَافُ al-laṭīfātu; al-laṭāʔifu; al-liṭāfu |
Accusative | لَطِيفِينَ; لُطَفَاءَ; لِطَافًا laṭīfīna; luṭafāʔa; liṭāfan |
اللَّطِيفِينَ; اللُّطَفَاءَ; اللِّطَافَ al-laṭīfīna; al-luṭafāʔa; al-liṭāfa |
لَطِيفَاتٍ; لَطَائِفَ; لِطَافًا laṭīfātin; laṭāʔifa; liṭāfan |
اللَّطِيفَاتِ; اللَّطَائِفَ; اللِّطَافَ al-laṭīfāti; al-laṭāʔifa; al-liṭāfa |
Genitive | لَطِيفِينَ; لُطَفَاءَ; لِطَافٍ laṭīfīna; luṭafāʔa; liṭāfin |
اللَّطِيفِينَ; اللُّطَفَاءِ; اللِّطَافِ al-laṭīfīna; al-luṭafāʔi; al-liṭāfi |
لَطِيفَاتٍ; لَطَائِفَ; لِطَافٍ laṭīfātin; laṭāʔifa; liṭāfin |
اللَّطِيفَاتِ; اللَّطَائِفِ; اللِّطَافِ al-laṭīfāti; al-laṭāʔifi; al-liṭāfi |
Related terms
- الْجِنْس اللَّطِيف (al-jins al-laṭīf)
- عَبْد اللَّطِيف (ʕabd al-laṭīf)
- يَا لَطِيف (yā laṭīf)
Descendants
- → Turkish: latif
References
- Wehr, Hans (1979) “لطف”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN
South Levantine Arabic
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /la.tˤiːf/, [lɑˈtˤiːf]
Audio (Jerusalem) (file)
Adjective
لطيف • (laṭīf) (feminine لطيفة (laṭīfe), common plural لطفا (luṭafa), elative ألطف (ʔalṭaf))
Derived terms
- يا لطيف (yā laṭīf, “Oh God!”)
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