أتعس

See also: أتعش

Arabic

Etymology

Root
ت ع س (t-ʕ-s)

Elative of تَعِيس (taʕīs, “miserable”).

Adjective

أَتْعَس • (ʔatʕas) (feminine تُعْسَى (tuʕsā), masculine plural أَتَاعِس (ʔatāʕis), feminine plural تُعْسَيَات (tuʕsayāt))

elative degree of تَعِيس (taʕīs):
1. more miserable; most miserable

Declension

Declension of adjective أَتْعَس (ʔatʕas)

Singular	Masculine		Feminine
	basic singular diptote		singular invariable
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	أَتْعَس ʔatʕas	الْأَتْعَس al-ʔatʕas	تُعْسى tuʕsā	التُّعْسى at-tuʕsā
Nominative	أَتْعَسُ ʔatʕasu	الْأَتْعَسُ al-ʔatʕasu	تُعْسى tuʕsā	التُّعْسى at-tuʕsā
Accusative	أَتْعَسَ ʔatʕasa	الْأَتْعَسَ al-ʔatʕasa	تُعْسى tuʕsā	التُّعْسى at-tuʕsā
Genitive	أَتْعَسَ ʔatʕasa	الْأَتْعَسِ al-ʔatʕasi	تُعْسى tuʕsā	التُّعْسى at-tuʕsā
Dual	Masculine		Feminine
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	أَتْعَسَيْن ʔatʕasayn	الْأَتْعَسَيْن al-ʔatʕasayn	تُعْسَيَيْن tuʕsayayn	التُّعْسَيَيْن at-tuʕsayayn
Nominative	أَتْعَسَانِ ʔatʕasāni	الْأَتْعَسَانِ al-ʔatʕasāni	تُعْسَيَانِ tuʕsayāni	التُّعْسَيَانِ at-tuʕsayāni
Accusative	أَتْعَسَيْنِ ʔatʕasayni	الْأَتْعَسَيْنِ al-ʔatʕasayni	تُعْسَيَيْنِ tuʕsayayni	التُّعْسَيَيْنِ at-tuʕsayayni
Genitive	أَتْعَسَيْنِ ʔatʕasayni	الْأَتْعَسَيْنِ al-ʔatʕasayni	تُعْسَيَيْنِ tuʕsayayni	التُّعْسَيَيْنِ at-tuʕsayayni
Plural	Masculine		Feminine
	basic broken plural diptote		sound feminine plural
	Indefinite	Definite	Indefinite	Definite
Informal	أَتَاعِس ʔatāʕis	الْأَتَاعِس al-ʔatāʕis	تُعْسَيَات tuʕsayāt	التُّعْسَيَات at-tuʕsayāt
Nominative	أَتَاعِسُ ʔatāʕisu	الْأَتَاعِسُ al-ʔatāʕisu	تُعْسَيَاتٌ tuʕsayātun	التُّعْسَيَاتُ at-tuʕsayātu
Accusative	أَتَاعِسَ ʔatāʕisa	الْأَتَاعِسَ al-ʔatāʕisa	تُعْسَيَاتٍ tuʕsayātin	التُّعْسَيَاتِ at-tuʕsayāti
Genitive	أَتَاعِسَ ʔatāʕisa	الْأَتَاعِسِ al-ʔatāʕisi	تُعْسَيَاتٍ tuʕsayātin	التُّعْسَيَاتِ at-tuʕsayāti

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