نشاء

See also: نساء

Arabic

Etymology 1

Root
⁧ن ش و⁩ (n-š-w)

Clipping of ⁧نَشَاسْتَج⁩ (našāstaj), from the Middle Persian word behind Classical Persian ⁧⁩ (nišāsta). Compare ⁧مِينَا⁩ (mīnā), ⁧مِينَاء⁩ (mīnāʔ) for the trailing variation.

Alternative forms

⁧نَشًا⁩ (našan)

Noun

⁧نَشَاء⁩ • (našāʔ) m

starch, cornstarch, farina

Declension

Declension of noun ⁧نَشَاء⁩ (našāʔ)

Singular	basic singular triptote
Singular	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	⁧نَشَاء⁩ našāʔ	⁧النَّشَاء⁩ an-našāʔ	⁧نَشَاء⁩ našāʔ
Nominative	⁧نَشَاءٌ⁩ našāʔun	⁧النَّشَاءُ⁩ an-našāʔu	⁧نَشَاءُ⁩ našāʔu
Accusative	⁧نَشَاءً⁩ našāʔan	⁧النَّشَاءَ⁩ an-našāʔa	⁧نَشَاءَ⁩ našāʔa
Genitive	⁧نَشَاءٍ⁩ našāʔin	⁧النَّشَاءِ⁩ an-našāʔi	⁧نَشَاءِ⁩ našāʔi

Derived terms

⁧نَشَوِيّ⁩ (našawiyy, nisba)
⁧نَشَّى⁩ (naššā, “to starch”, form II)
⁧تَنَشَّى⁩ (tanaššā, “to be starched”, form V)
⁧اِنْتَشَّى⁩ (intaššā, “to be starched”, form VIII)

Etymology 2

Root
⁧ن ش ء⁩ (n-š-ʔ)

Noun

⁧نَشَاء⁩ • (našāʔ) m

verbal noun of ⁧نَشَأَ⁩ (našaʔa) (form I)

Declension

Declension of noun ⁧نَشَاء⁩ (našāʔ)

Singular	basic singular triptote
Singular	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	⁧نَشَاء⁩ našāʔ	⁧النَّشَاء⁩ an-našāʔ	⁧نَشَاء⁩ našāʔ
Nominative	⁧نَشَاءٌ⁩ našāʔun	⁧النَّشَاءُ⁩ an-našāʔu	⁧نَشَاءُ⁩ našāʔu
Accusative	⁧نَشَاءً⁩ našāʔan	⁧النَّشَاءَ⁩ an-našāʔa	⁧نَشَاءَ⁩ našāʔa
Genitive	⁧نَشَاءٍ⁩ našāʔin	⁧النَّشَاءِ⁩ an-našāʔi	⁧نَشَاءِ⁩ našāʔi

Verb

⁧نَشَاءُ⁩ • (našāʔu) (form I)

first-person plural non-past active indicative of ⁧شَاءَ⁩ (šāʔa)

Verb

⁧نَشَاءَ⁩ • (našāʔa) (form I)

first-person plural non-past active subjunctive of ⁧شَاءَ⁩ (šāʔa)

Verb

⁧نُشَاءُ⁩ • (nušāʔu) (form I)

first-person plural non-past passive indicative of ⁧شَاءَ⁩ (šāʔa)

Verb

⁧نُشَاءَ⁩ • (nušāʔa) (form I)

first-person plural non-past passive subjunctive of ⁧شَاءَ⁩ (šāʔa)

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