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

elm (Ulmus gen. et spp.)
Synonyms: شَجَر ال بَقّ (šajar al-baqq), دَرْدَار (dardār), نَشَم (našam)

Declension edit

Declension of noun بُوقِيصَا (būqīṣā)

Singular	singular invariable
Singular	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)