سائس

Arabic

Root
س و س (s w s)
4 terms

Etymology

Derived from the active participle of the verb سَاسَ (sāsa, “to govern”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /saː.ʔis/

Noun

سَائِس • (sāʔis) m (plural سَاسَة (sāsa) or سُوَّاس (suwwās) or سُيَّاس (suyyās))

1. stableman, hostler (a person who takes after horses)

Declension

Declension of noun سَائِس (sāʔis)

Singular	basic singular triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَائِس sāʔis	السَّائِس as-sāʔis	سَائِس sāʔis
Nominative	سَائِسٌ sāʔisun	السَّائِسُ as-sāʔisu	سَائِسُ sāʔisu
Accusative	سَائِسًا sāʔisan	السَّائِسَ as-sāʔisa	سَائِسَ sāʔisa
Genitive	سَائِسٍ sāʔisin	السَّائِسِ as-sāʔisi	سَائِسِ sāʔisi
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَائِسَيْن sāʔisayn	السَّائِسَيْن as-sāʔisayn	سَائِسَيْ sāʔisay
Nominative	سَائِسَانِ sāʔisāni	السَّائِسَانِ as-sāʔisāni	سَائِسَا sāʔisā
Accusative	سَائِسَيْنِ sāʔisayni	السَّائِسَيْنِ as-sāʔisayni	سَائِسَيْ sāʔisay
Genitive	سَائِسَيْنِ sāʔisayni	السَّائِسَيْنِ as-sāʔisayni	سَائِسَيْ sāʔisay
Plural	broken plural triptote in ـَة (-a)‎; basic broken plural triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	سَاسَة‎; سُوَّاس‎; سُيَّاس sāsa‎; suwwās‎; suyyās	السَّاسَة‎; السُّوَّاس‎; السُّيَّاس as-sāsa‎; as-suwwās‎; as-suyyās	سَاسَة‎; سُوَّاس‎; سُيَّاس sāsat‎; suwwās‎; suyyās
Nominative	سَاسَةٌ‎; سُوَّاسٌ‎; سُيَّاسٌ sāsatun‎; suwwāsun‎; suyyāsun	السَّاسَةُ‎; السُّوَّاسُ‎; السُّيَّاسُ as-sāsatu‎; as-suwwāsu‎; as-suyyāsu	سَاسَةُ‎; سُوَّاسُ‎; سُيَّاسُ sāsatu‎; suwwāsu‎; suyyāsu
Accusative	سَاسَةً‎; سُوَّاسًا‎; سُيَّاسًا sāsatan‎; suwwāsan‎; suyyāsan	السَّاسَةَ‎; السُّوَّاسَ‎; السُّيَّاسَ as-sāsata‎; as-suwwāsa‎; as-suyyāsa	سَاسَةَ‎; سُوَّاسَ‎; سُيَّاسَ sāsata‎; suwwāsa‎; suyyāsa
Genitive	سَاسَةٍ‎; سُوَّاسٍ‎; سُيَّاسٍ sāsatin‎; suwwāsin‎; suyyāsin	السَّاسَةِ‎; السُّوَّاسِ‎; السُّيَّاسِ as-sāsati‎; as-suwwāsi‎; as-suyyāsi	سَاسَةِ‎; سُوَّاسِ‎; سُيَّاسِ sāsati‎; suwwāsi‎; suyyāsi

Descendants

• → Azerbaijani: sayis
• → Northern Kurdish: seyîs
• → Ottoman Turkish: سائس (sa'is)
  • Turkish: seyis
  • Romanian: seiz
• → Persian: سایس (sâyes)
  • → Hindi: साईस (sāīs), सईस (saīs)
    • → Malay: sais
      • → Indonesian: sais
      • → Vietnamese: xà ích
• → Swahili: saisi
• → Turkmen: seýis