ساع

See also: شاغ, ساغ, and شاع

Arabic

Etymology 1
Root
س ع ي (s-ʕ-y)

Derived from the active participle of سَعَى (saʕā, “to chase, to walk quickly; to strive”)

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /saː.ʕin/

Noun

سَاعٍ • (sāʕin) m (plural سَاعُون (sāʕūn) or سُعَاة (suʕāh))

  1. messenger, emissary, envoy
Declension
Declension of noun سَاعٍ (sāʕin)
Singular singular triptote in ـٍ (-in)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal سَاعِي
sāʕī		 السَّاعِي
as-sāʕī		 سَاعِي
sāʕī
Nominative سَاعٍ
sāʕin		 السَّاعِي
as-sāʕī		 سَاعِي
sāʕī
Accusative سَاعِيًا
sāʕiyan		 السَّاعِيَ
as-sāʕiya		 سَاعِيَ
sāʕiya
Genitive سَاعٍ
sāʕin		 السَّاعِي
as-sāʕī		 سَاعِي
sāʕī
Dual Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal سَاعِيَيْن
sāʕiyayn		 السَّاعِيَيْن
as-sāʕiyayn		 سَاعِيَيْ
sāʕiyay
Nominative سَاعِيَانِ
sāʕiyāni		 السَّاعِيَانِ
as-sāʕiyāni		 سَاعِيَا
sāʕiyā
Accusative سَاعِيَيْنِ
sāʕiyayni		 السَّاعِيَيْنِ
as-sāʕiyayni		 سَاعِيَيْ
sāʕiyay
Genitive سَاعِيَيْنِ
sāʕiyayni		 السَّاعِيَيْنِ
as-sāʕiyayni		 سَاعِيَيْ
sāʕiyay
Plural sound masculine plural‎; broken plural triptote in ـَاة (-āh)
Indefinite Definite Construct
Informal سَاعِين‎; سُعَاة
sāʕīn‎; suʕāt		 السَّاعِين‎; السُّعَاة
as-sāʕīn‎; as-suʕāt		 سَاعِي‎; سُعَاة
sāʕī‎; suʕāt
Nominative سَاعُونَ‎; سُعَاةٌ
sāʕūna‎; suʕātun		 السَّاعُونَ‎; السُّعَاةُ
as-sāʕūna‎; as-suʕātu		 سَاعُو‎; سُعَاةُ
sāʕū‎; suʕātu
Accusative سَاعِينَ‎; سُعَاةً
sāʕīna‎; suʕātan		 السَّاعِينَ‎; السُّعَاةَ
as-sāʕīna‎; as-suʕāta		 سَاعِي‎; سُعَاةَ
sāʕī‎; suʕāta
Genitive سَاعِينَ‎; سُعَاةٍ
sāʕīna‎; suʕātin		 السَّاعِينَ‎; السُّعَاةِ
as-sāʕīna‎; as-suʕāti		 سَاعِي‎; سُعَاةِ
sāʕī‎; suʕāti
Derived terms
  • سَاعِي ٱلْبَرِيد (sāʕī l-barīd)

Noun

سَاع • (sāʕ) f pl

  1. plural of سَاعَة (sāʕa)
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