بوقيصا
Arabic edit
Etymology edit
Unknown. Obviously of foreign origin, as its synonyms, maybe a deformation of an “elm” word reconstructible for Proto-Iranian and Proto-Balto-Slavic, Latvian vīksna, Central Kurdish inter alia ووزم (wuzm), بووز (bûz), which vocalism could have been reinterpreted as بُو (bū, “father of”) of often occurrence in Arabic organism names.
Noun edit
بُوقِيصَا • (būqīṣā) f
Declension edit
Declension of noun بُوقِيصَا (būqīṣā)
Singular | singular invariable | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
الْبُوقِيصَا al-būqīṣā |
بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
Nominative | بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
الْبُوقِيصَا al-būqīṣā |
بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
Accusative | بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
الْبُوقِيصَا al-būqīṣā |
بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
Genitive | بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
الْبُوقِيصَا al-būqīṣā |
بُوقِيصَا būqīṣā |
Derived terms edit
- بُوقِيصِيّ (būqīṣiyy, “ulmaceous”)
Descendants edit
- → Israeli Hebrew: בּוּקִיצָה (būqīṣā)