دعارة
Arabic edit
Etymology edit
From د ع ر (d-ʕ-r); compare دَعِرَ (daʕira, “to be immoral”).
Noun edit
دَعَارَة or دِعَارَة • (daʕāra or diʕāra) f
Declension edit
Declension of noun دَعَارَة (daʕāra); دِعَارَة (diʕāra)
| Singular | singular triptote in ـَة (-a) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
| Informal | دَعَارَة; دِعَارَة daʕāra; diʕāra |
الدَّعَارَة; الدِّعَارَة ad-daʕāra; ad-diʕāra |
دَعَارَة; دِعَارَة daʕārat; diʕārat |
| Nominative | دَعَارَةٌ; دِعَارَةٌ daʕāratun; diʕāratun |
الدَّعَارَةُ; الدِّعَارَةُ ad-daʕāratu; ad-diʕāratu |
دَعَارَةُ; دِعَارَةُ daʕāratu; diʕāratu |
| Accusative | دَعَارَةً; دِعَارَةً daʕāratan; diʕāratan |
الدَّعَارَةَ; الدِّعَارَةَ ad-daʕārata; ad-diʕārata |
دَعَارَةَ; دِعَارَةَ daʕārata; diʕārata |
| Genitive | دَعَارَةٍ; دِعَارَةٍ daʕāratin; diʕāratin |
الدَّعَارَةِ; الدِّعَارَةِ ad-daʕārati; ad-diʕārati |
دَعَارَةِ; دِعَارَةِ daʕārati; diʕārati |
References edit
- Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “دعارة”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary[1], London: W.H. Allen