From Proto-Semitic *ʔamšay- (“yesterday”). Cognate with Akkadian 𒄠𒊭𒅆 (amšālim).
أَمْسِ • (ʔamsi)
أَمْس • (ʔams) m (plural آمَاس (ʔāmās) or آمُسٌ (ʔāmusun) or أُمُوس (ʔumūs))
Singular | basic singular triptote; singular of irregular noun | ||
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Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | أَمْس ʔams |
الْأَمْس al-ʔams |
أَمْس ʔams |
Nominative | أَمْسِ ʔamsi |
الْأَمْسُ al-ʔamsu |
أَمْسُ ʔamsu |
Accusative | أَمْسِ ʔamsi |
الْأَمْسَ al-ʔamsa |
أَمْسَ ʔamsa |
Genitive | أَمْسِ ʔamsi |
الْأَمْسِ al-ʔamsi |
أَمْسِ ʔamsi |
Dual | Indefinite | Definite | Construct |
Informal | أَمْسَيْن ʔamsayn |
الْأَمْسَيْن al-ʔamsayn |
أَمْسَيْ ʔamsay |
Nominative | أَمْسَانِ ʔamsāni |
الْأَمْسَانِ al-ʔamsāni |
أَمْسَا ʔamsā |
Accusative | أَمْسَيْنِ ʔamsayni |
الْأَمْسَيْنِ al-ʔamsayni |
أَمْسَيْ ʔamsay |
Genitive | أَمْسَيْنِ ʔamsayni |
الْأَمْسَيْنِ al-ʔamsayni |
أَمْسَيْ ʔamsay |
Plural | basic broken plural triptote | ||
Indefinite | Definite | Construct | |
Informal | آمَاس; آمُس; أُمُوس ʔāmās; ʔāmus; ʔumūs |
الْآمَاس; الْآمُس; الْأُمُوس al-ʔāmās; al-ʔāmus; al-ʔumūs |
آمَاس; آمُس; أُمُوس ʔāmās; ʔāmus; ʔumūs |
Nominative | آمَاسٌ; آمُسٌ; أُمُوسٌ ʔāmāsun; ʔāmusun; ʔumūsun |
الْآمَاسُ; الْآمُسُ; الْأُمُوسُ al-ʔāmāsu; al-ʔāmusu; al-ʔumūsu |
آمَاسُ; آمُسُ; أُمُوسُ ʔāmāsu; ʔāmusu; ʔumūsu |
Accusative | آمَاسًا; آمُسًا; أُمُوسًا ʔāmāsan; ʔāmusan; ʔumūsan |
الْآمَاسَ; الْآمُسَ; الْأُمُوسَ al-ʔāmāsa; al-ʔāmusa; al-ʔumūsa |
آمَاسَ; آمُسَ; أُمُوسَ ʔāmāsa; ʔāmusa; ʔumūsa |
Genitive | آمَاسٍ; آمُسٍ; أُمُوسٍ ʔāmāsin; ʔāmusin; ʔumūsin |
الْآمَاسِ; الْآمُسِ; الْأُمُوسِ al-ʔāmāsi; al-ʔāmusi; al-ʔumūsi |
آمَاسِ; آمُسِ; أُمُوسِ ʔāmāsi; ʔāmusi; ʔumūsi |
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أمس (form I)
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أَمِسْ • (ʔamis) (form I) /ʔa.mis/
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أمس (form I)