desinential inflection

English

Noun

desinential inflection (plural desinential inflections)

1. (grammar) ʾiʿrāb: a number of nominal, adjectival, and verbal inflectional endings, which are an integral part of Qur'anic and Classical Arabic, although they are generally not written and not pronounced in pausa or written but not pronounced.

Hypernyms

• inflection

Translations

system of inflectional endings of Classical Arabic

• Arabic: إِعْرَاب (ar) m (ʔiʕrāb)
• Hindi: एराब (hi) m (erāb)
• Indonesian: ikrab (id)
• Kazakh: иғраб (iğrab)
• Malay: ikrab (ms)
• Pashto: اعراب (ps) m (e'rāb)
• Persian:

  Dari: اِعْرَاب (fa) (i'rāb)

  Iranian Persian: اِعْراب (fa) (e'râb)

• Russian: и’ра́б m (i’ráb) (rare), ира́б m (iráb)
• Tajik: иъроб (iʾrob)
• Urdu: اِعْراب m (i'rāb)